Sentence examples for tumultuous dance from inspiring English sources

The structure is unpredictable, with the plaintive middle movement enclosing a tumultuous dance and the outer movements fading into ghostly codas suggestive of the wasteland endings of Shostakovich's Fourth and Fifteenth Symphonies.

"The parts themselves need to be connected and interacting together in a tumultuous dance.

Summed up in the tumultuous ecstasy of Dancing Queen or the cascading fatalism of The Winner Takes It All, suburbia's hopes and fears are no less epic and no less valid.

Michael Sheen (so good as Tony Blair in The Queen) conveys the outward aplomb and inner turmoil as Frost tap-dances across the tumultuous, rapidly changing landscape he needs to traverse just to get to that first sit-down with Nixon - which turns out to be a colossal bust.

As an eminent presence at both festivals and the underground party circuit, the 29-year-old has had a front row seat for dance music culture's tumultuous growth over the past decade.

As an eminent presence at both festivals and the underground party circuit, the 29-year-old has had a front row seat for the dance music culture's tumultuous growth over the past decade.

But the dance also appears to depict tumultuous love, longing and hopeless rage, modulated by clear choreographic form, of two couples, one heterosexual, one gay.

After an encore — a crazed account of the "Russian Dance" from "The Nutcracker" — the tumultuous ovation lingered until Mr. Gergiev signaled his presumably tired players to leave the stage.

Ms. Green is also of Eastern European heritage, and her new multimedia "Homeland -- Inner Side," performed by her Dance Entropy company, addresses Yugoslavia's tumultuous recent history.

The evening's overall tone was established in the first dance, "I Don't Want You," a tumultuous piece filled with abrupt falls choreographed by Dieter Baumann and Jutta Hell.

As "Dover Beach" unfurls, the actual architecture remains, but the dance's structure grows more permeable, threatened by sweepingly tumultuous emotions.