Sentence examples for possibilities of movement from inspiring English sources

Since Brown formed her company, in 1970, audiences have watched with fondness as she has explored the possibilities of movement.

And both groups delighted in the possibilities of movement — the many everyday, marvelous things that the body can do.

At least three of the songs — "To Winter," "Independence!," and "Idaho!" — cry out for better choreography, but G. W. Mercier's set constricts the possibilities of movement..

Whereas Michelson is preoccupied with the layered history of her dance creation, its intellectual nature, Clark revels in the possibilities of movement and sensory stimulation.

As film writer Mark Cousins points out, she belongs to a more formalist, apolitical tradition of film-making, one interested above all in the aesthetic possibilities of movement and action.

If Imperial Ice Stars are the ice's ballet, then Le Patin Libre is its contemporary dance, researching the possibilities of movement on ice – shape, flow, dynamic, composition – in shows that are abstract, but full of the skaters' own personalities.

I like to look at the possibility of movement within different contexts, with different materials even.

On the paper, "the greens became mud, the birds suggested no possibility of movement, stuck motionless above the waves, the crests of the waves themselves would never spill".

In an attempt to woo the settler vote, Netanyahu has suggested he sees no possibility of movement towards a two-state solution in the foreseeable future.

"We betray our most noble past as well if we were to deny the possibility of movement, the possibility of progress, if we were to let cynicism consume us and fear overwhelm us," Obama said.

The possibility of movement was so important to Mizoguchi that at the end of his career he invariably directed from a crane, even during static scenes.