Sentence examples for shape of dance from inspiring English sources

PICK OF THE WEEK Despite some godawful facial furniture that made him look like Ron Jeremy, Arthur Baker spent most of the 80s changing the shape of dance pop.

Martini tells me that he thought Stone's behaviour was all somehow linked to the commercial failure of the band's 1967 debut album, A Whole New Thing, a notably different-sounding record to any of its successors: afterwards, his label insisted he came up with a straightforward hit, which he did, in the shape of Dance to the Music.

In fact, they have openly stated they make pop music designed and informed by the sounds and shapes of dance music.

The solid shape of the dance is overwhelmed by the tawdriness of its silent screams.

Elegant splatters of drops in the shape of eyeballs dance cheerily around these conceits.

For synthesized dance sequences of both dance styles we observed a non-linear relationship between resolution and similarity with the captured dance which indicates that when the representation model drops to a certain threshold of numerical resolution (in the whole process) it compromises the geometry and shape of the dance motion trajectories.

In Ohad Naharin's unmistakable choreography, wild impulses of energy - ecstatic, angry, artless - are sent hurtling through classically shaped phrases of dance.

An installation takes the shape of a temporary dance school that asks the question, "What is black dance curriculum today?" The piece will attempt to answer that through a series of workshops, weekly classes and "micro-performances".

You have to use this very step-based, shape-based side of dance while somehow expressing the journey of this figure in this cartoon, which is exactly the charm of the dancer.

There's tons of women they could've mentioned who've influenced and shaped the landscape of Dance music.

Finally, it was virtuosity and wit to close, in the shape of Smetana's Dance of the Comedians.