Sentence examples for violent dance from inspiring English sources

I've never seen a more violent dance.

Shiva is the master of both tandava, the fierce, violent dance that gives rise to energy, and lasya, the gentle, lyric dance representing tenderness and grace.

Restless, randy, hungry for action: you've seen their kind before in American musicals, ready to erupt into violent dance and show-stopping anthems of youth.

In the end, Eichmann wrote, the Nazis brought on "the greatest and most violent dance of death of all time," ruining Germany.

Art as they say, adds to the opacity of the world, troubling its all too credulous servants, all the way to the grave, in a violent dance, perhaps lively and ferocious, whose meanings fail to surface.

For "Ligeti Essays" (2006), Ms. Armitage's program note tells us "the dancers capture thought in movement based on a curvilinear, calligraphic dance vocabulary punctuated by rough, violent dance accents".

It is a violent nighttime dance; a mix of Rambert and kickboxing.

Luckily, she thought of a number of things to entertain her audience, from stoically eating a banana, to dramatically interpreting the lyrics of the track behind her, to finally breaking out in violent, robotic dance moves.

Reporter attended a rehearsal for their second Town Hall concert and watched them practice a dozen strenuous and often violent old dances.

Their intense grappling would be enough to crush a normal human, but the behemoths go at each other with precision and strategy in the most violent of dances.

Their intense grappling would be enough to crush a normal human, but the behemoths go at one another with precision and strategy in the most violent of dances.