Sentence examples for strained dance from inspiring English sources
This strained dance was the latest chapter in Mr. Lazio's uncomfortable relationship with the youngish people the Democrats have dispatched to record his public appearances.
Testifying before Congress in April, he attempted a strained metaphor that involved a "dance club" charging high prices for beer but not paying its dancers, or what might be termed the content providers.
Her scenes opposite Ms. Feldshuh -- whose work is very game (she chews voraciously on that accent and has learned a few persuasive Scottish dance steps) but strained and self-conscious -- could be right out of a casting agent's textbook: how-to and how-not-to.
Kevin Cunningham's production, which has a proudly unfinished feel to it, offers a bit of everything, even a grotesque-looking clown and a strained attempt to end with a dance party.
The corps de ballet men, largely represented in dance terms by the pirates, look less polished, their air slightly strained while pushing through technical demands.
In the end, after a week that frayed nerves and strained incredulity, a week that shook mountaintops and fractured a state, they danced.
We've come a long way since Tennessee Williams and Edward Albee had to dance around the question, both in their lives and in their work, where they used increasingly strained metaphors to describe their inner queerness.
Do you hear the strained cry for help, the bucking against the reality of modern blackness as represented to pop-culture or just words to dance to in the middle of a club?
She gives a strained laugh.
A strained relationship existed betw.
