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• Jooss disliked plotless dances and preferred themes that addressed moral issues.
• The other items on the program were plotless, yet equally forceful.
• Dance Theater performs the plotless work with a new sweep.
• Although ponderous and virtually plotless, it does try to be adult.
• Sense and sensitivity seep into his plotless pieces as we watch them.
• But Cranko occasionally created plotless pieces in a contemporary style.
• But even the most plotless of his works have an emotional undercurrent.
• Lasseter initially intended the film as a plotless character study.
• Although both pieces were plotless, emotional undercurrents could be sensed in each.
• Although plotless, the piece is American in spirit.
• James R . Hightower described the work as " amorphous and plotless ".
• His plotless pieces show him off as the most musical choreographer in modern dance.
• But like most Kylian ballets, it appears plotless and carries an emotional subtext.
• Plotless does not mean an absence of emotion.
• Arpino choreographed his lively, plotless piece to Viennese composers for his own dancers.
• It is a plotless dance that pays tribute to Bach's own architectonics.
• But he also drew from Greek myth or American folklore and created many plotless works.
• Thomson and Stein's plotless, mellifluous nonsense consists largely of commonplaces inappropriately juxtaposed.
• Ms . Brown has chosen to emphasize such states, while keeping her piece plotless.
• Yet the dance was plotless and the choreography never tried to illustrate the music literally.