Sentence examples for understood dance from inspiring English sources

Dance Theater's audition process proved that to Ms. Johnson, who said she understood Dance Theater's lengthy hiatus might have thwarted the ambitions of young, black ballet dancers.

The opening prayer section which prefaced dance programmes was abandoned because she understood dance to be not a celebration of the gods but rather a celebration of man and woman - especially woman.

And his face, his tough yet pleading face, filled with such mysterious need that, combined with his body, a body that understood dance, made him a unique, underrated creature.

I've never understood dance music, mainly because most dance music sounds like it is designed to drive your car over a cliff to, or to have unnecessary surgery to.

It also taught readers how to understand dance itself".

To understand dance in literary terms is useless.

It also taught readers how to understand dance itself, a rare skill — indeed, a rare ambition — at that time.

"Because," McNamara told me, when I dropped by a rehearsal, "competition is how ninety per cent of America understands dance".

That he understands dance is more than evident in his scholarship; the surprise here is how he knows how to own a stage.

But "Deaths and Entrances," set to an equally mystifying score by Hunter Johnson, has long frustrated audiences who feel they must "understand" dance in order to enjoy it.

In short, his claim is that, because dance criticism is based on dance practice and performance, to use it to understand dance gets things backwards.