Sentence examples for sense of dance from inspiring English sources
Their quick banter has a real sense of dance, and both leads sell it with aplomb.
Throughout the program, there was a strange sense of dance completing the interior life of a landscape.
(Perhaps it harks back to an atavistic sense of dance as community based, at root a tribal activity).
This summer, I've discovered footage that would enrich or change the sense of dance history of most dancegoers and even of many dance scholars.
However, I do not take my natural sense of dance for granted.
Since Robbins wanted understatement — the sense of dances being marked rather than delivered full out — this manner has nothing wrong with it.
Mr. Alston is not often a great choreographer in the sense of shaping dance as theater — although some of his pure-dance works to modern music have exceptional drama — and his works can be too polite or tepid; but when it comes to the central task of shaping a dance, few creators today equal him.
Ms. Tanowitz's sense of creating dance rhythm, especially by means of footwork, kept refreshing this work.
They do much to give us an immediate sense of how dance companies far away are looking.
As in the Gotham Early Music Scene concert, there was an excellent sense of the dance's range, with back-to-back chaconnes sung by the soft-grained soprano Nell Snaidas.
I have a sense of the dance piece needing to be, say, either orderly or chaotic, and then I will know what kind of music I have to go to to support that.
