Sentence examples for point of dance from inspiring English sources

B) The whole POINT of dance floor dancing is to look like an idiot.

He makes dance music that has no conflict between the functional and the uncanny — which was maybe the point of dance music all along.

Then she jumped around, modern and spasmodic, as if the whole point of dance were to leap free of your skin.

While the show's story lines so far have taken precedence over the focal point of dance, the ladies get in their fair share of showcasing moves and learning lessons that can help them in their dance careers and in life, much like Breaking Pointe does.

Actually, watching dance isn't the point of "Dancing With the Stars".

For Mr. Daniels, part of the point of Dances for an iPhone is showing a different side of dance than what the public sees on shows like "So You Think You Can Dance?" "I remember being inspired by the Ives piece of Jerome Robbins," he said, referring to "Ives, Songs," a ballet from 1988.

Stay Close to Pop Music: Although not everyone loves pop, the point of dances are to dance!

In Roschman Dance, Nolan McKew was outstanding not only for his handsome long-necked physique, but also for tiny points of dance style, as when his head kept turning from side to side in correspondence with his footwork.

The point of the dance club seems to be dancing.

Each of the ballerina soloists had been judiciously taught the main choreographic point of her dance.

He thinks the school is a kind of West Point of the dance.