Sentence examples for propulsive talent from inspiring English sources
Nottage, who is forty-four, has a large, propulsive talent.
This conflict exists in the music, too; albums like "Rock n Roll," from 2003, and the recent EP "1984" are loud and propulsive, with the guitars turned up and Adams's voice, the talent that has earned him his fans, turned or dumbed down.
A duet for Foote and Jones makes use of their outsized talents in a face-off of big, stage-eating athletic phrases, to propulsive music; a segment in which two otherworldly beings encroach threateningly on a solitary figure is set to an Aphex Twin passage full of clicking and metallic sounds, provoking a feeling of outer-space suspense.
That anxiety is propulsive.
This thing is extraordinarily propulsive".
What makes Mr. Buress such an exciting talent is actually less the quality of his material than his distinctive delivery, which manages to sound laid back and propulsive at the same time, like a mellow stoner who speaks in the cadences of a Baptist preacher.
Stephen Price's propulsive score keeps things nippy.
The ballet demands athletic, coolly propulsive dancing.
It's propulsive, gritty and rich.
