Sentence examples for of academic steps from inspiring English sources
Even in fleeting moments, the look of academic steps here appears artless, unorthodox, spontaneous.
In rehearsals Mr. Wheeldon, like several other choreographers, repeatedly emphasized naturalism and a softening of academic steps.
Many of his commissions have come from large mainstream companies, and as a result his style has changed: his choreography is more elaborately danced, more overtly knowing in its referencing of academic steps.
The male role includes Baryshnikov neo-assemblages of academic steps including multiple pirouettes that go stylishly off balance and an entrechat-sept (a beaten jump landing on one leg) that, as it arrived, turned into something else.
The brisk, highly charged pointing of a foot and leg; the exultant, bowlike arc of a body stretching as a dancer steps grandly off-balance; the rhythmic thrill of academic steps as they pronounce the music's beat: these are basic ingredients of a heady mix.
Watching her in the role on Friday was to marvel again at the full palette of colors she still applies to academic steps.
"Divertimento No. 15," set to the Mozart music of the same name, is also one of Balanchine's most intricately refined statements of the classical style, its academic steps phrased with a coloratura intensity that can't be found in European academic ballet classicism.
Apparently it consisted of several costly tiers and academic steps.
In agreeable aspects he's reminiscent of Mark Morris: the mixture of academic-dance steps (ballet and modern) with more informal or offbeat gestures; the music-related organization of dance motifs; the no-nonsense presentation of female-female, male-male, female-male and male-female partnering as equal.
Even further, expanding the scope of research outside of a handful of academic institutions would be an incredible step, one that could allow part-time researchers to contribute their knowledge as well.
While the presence of academic integrity pioneers is a crucial step in inspiring others to abide by the fitness codes of ethics, it would not be sufficient on its own.
