Sentence examples for unfortunate dance from inspiring English sources

A few multimedia touches and an unfortunate dance number do nothing to enliven the proceedings.

They have been a bit unfortunate". Dancing in the streets of Harare?

While paramedics work on the unfortunate contemporary-dance corpses, Adele sings beautiful things about pavements and the chasing of such.

"Dreams" got off to an unfortunate pure-dance start, suggesting that this was to be an evening of dread proselytizing about assimilation.

While she isn't half bad, it is unfortunate that the dance is mired in sappiness.

The result was that "Untrained" sometimes played into unfortunate stereotypes about dance being about virtuosic feats by individuals whose athleticism puts the rest of us to shame.

Ballet and modern-dance companies have an unfortunate track record of appropriating hip-hop dance without treating it with the respect it deserves as a complex technique in its own right, built on distinct traditions and styles.

The paint-by-numbers emotionalism, an unfortunate tradition in American modern dance, grows quickly wearying.

Mr. Mendell remembers her "drop-dead looks and bubbly personality," but Ms. Raphael recalls his unfortunate Hawaiian shirt and Justin Timberlake dance moves.

Herbert E. Berman, the chairman of the Council's finance committee, called the process a "very unfortunate and very misguided annual dance" that causes unnecessary heartache for low-paid employees in the arts and library worlds.

In 1991 she returned with the two-part television western Son of the Morning Star, but this nuanced portrait of Custer suffered unfortunate and unfair comparisons to Dances with Wolves, which had been released three months previously.