Sentence examples for stirring dance from inspiring English sources

Clothes can add to the drama (or comedy) as much as great stories, witty repartee and stirring dance numbers.

While hardly startling territory for a singer-songwriter, the juxtaposition of Dan's wavering delivery with stirring dance rhythms functions as a kind of emotional double whammy.

The second movement, set to Horn's "Here's to Life," was the heart of this stirring dance, and Marlayna Locklear, in a poignant solo, stood out for her rigorous simplicity.

Hundreds of bodies pitched and swayed, stirring the dance floor into a dark and restless sea.

Mr. Pollini brought the same exploratory quality to one of Chopin's most experimental works, the "Polonaise Fantaisie," which sounded like some dreamy, halting and captivating memory of a stirring Polish dance.

But it is superficially spectacular rather than stirring, and as dance it falls a long way short of the McGregor's excellent best.

Even now, the subject of a new book and the inspiration for a Moby-esque dance record stirring up interest on Radio 1, it continues to fascinate and capture imaginations.

Since 1985 there have always been two things you could count on at a World Music Institute concert: stirring traditional sounds (and dance) from a faraway corner of the planet, and a dry yet thoughtful introduction by Robert Browning, the institute's founder and executive director.

As they and their many bandmates spent the last few years on tour, building a fan base with their stirring live shows — audience members dance ecstatically, Mr. Ebert joining in, until he beckons them to sit in a circle around him for a quiet song — singles like "Home" and "Janglin' " had a steady presence on TV and on movie soundtracks.

H. ART CHAOS -- Definitely not more of the same, this troupe of Wonder Women tells us something is stirring, even exploding, in Japanese contemporary dance.

Then all the dancers run out, with the tremendous, stirring sound of feet on a dance floor.