Sentence examples similar to profusion of dancing from inspiring English sources
Chorophobia- Fear of dancing.
Following dinner, plenty of dancing.
The study did not compare dancing genres or the content and duration of dancing.
Rediscover the joy of dancing.
Colombia has fewer religious celebrations and a greater profusion of courtship dances.
This partially sexualized nature of the temple women is similarly evident in the profusion of images of voluptuous temple dancing girls that cover the pillars of so many temples in the south.
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari's lurid Neapolitan tragedy I gioielli della Madonna lacks the traditional verismo double-murder but compensates with two intermezzi, dancing mafiosi, a profusion of on-stage bands and off-stage choruses, a jewel heist, semi-incestuous sex, a brace of suicides and a feast day procession in which street cries, dance and plainsong scorch the ears.
But the same might be said of Mr. Spangberg's "Epic," which had seven face-painted performers constantly donning outlandish combinations of clothing, dancing and manipulating a profusion of shiny objects as pop music (Aaliyah, Coldplay, Lenny Kravitz and more) played.
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Of dancing with Fred Astaire.
