Sentence examples for propulsive score from inspiring English sources

Stephen Price's propulsive score keeps things nippy.

The ace here is Chris Chappell, whose sound design, including the lean, metronomically propulsive score, really raises the temperature.

Set to Jonathan Melville Pratt's propulsive score, the work uses the dancers' raw exuberance to its advantage.

The film has a trippy continuous rhythm, with imaginative dissolves and transitions and a gently propulsive score by a band called the Lines.

Lawrence's fearlessness is equally impressive in Madcap, whose impact is magnified by the live playing of Julia Wolfe's snarling, propulsive score.

The dancers, especially the men, employ an urgency that is somehow both crazed and comical, to another propulsive score by Mr. Willems.

These energetic portraits of modernity were directed by Godfrey Reggio, but they relied on the visual standards set by Mr. Fricke in the first installment and propulsive scores by Philip Glass for their full splendor.

His ferociously propulsive film score for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" won him both an Oscar and a pop-culture following.

In "Come, and Back Again," a seven-member band, directed by Mr. Crawford, provides the propulsive Smoke score, sharing the stage with Mr. Dorfman, his four inexhaustible dancers (Raja Kelly, Kendra Portier, Whitney Lynn Tucker and Mr. Rogers) and Jonah Emerson-Bell's looming set, a kind of sculptural junkyard.

The same cannot be said of Mr. Varone's "Constant Shift of Pulse," which is entirely too dogged in its interpretation of John Adams's propulsive, shifting score "Hallelujah Junction".

Yet if urban America seemed his focus, his enduring masterpiece is arguably "Las Desenamoradas" of 1967, based on Federico García Lorca's play "The House of Bernarda Alba" and set to a propulsive jazz score by John Coltrane.