Sentence examples for strict unison from inspiring English sources
Especially after 1950, the rise of Western-influenced commercial popular music affected Middle Eastern art music, which now employs less improvisation and more strict unison between parts, in shorter pieces.
If displays of strict physical unison like the one among the Suns were always part of the game — and they had to have been!
"Well, why don't we see for ourselves?" Comic-Con gave the actor a rare standing ovation as the entire stadium-sized convention hall broke the gathering's strict no-standing rule in unison.
Unison lines draw the dancers into strict synchronisation; the canons send a ripple of repeated gestures through the company like a series of electric shocks.
During the slow liturgical opening, the women rise and sink in rapt unison, obedient to the sense of authority generated by the strict geometry of St George's architecture; but gradually, their movement builds in tension and range.
Though the strict avoidance of repetition makes the syntax unpredictable, the succession of solos, duets and teases of unison retains a signature look.
The strict height requirement creates the illusion that all the dancers are the same size and moving in perfect unison.
We tried to imitate the "eye-high kicks" (it's actually quite difficult to do while smiling and in unison with the person next you), and we measured each other to see if we fit the strict requirements that dancers in the Rockettes line must be between 5'6 and 5'10 ½.
Wendy Nichols President, Unison.
