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And after he made a balletic, full-extension catch that won the Super Bowl, the voters showed their own courage by naming him the MVP: Roethlisberger was the hero, but Holmes had the best game.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
Robert Rodriguez, say-whose balletic orgies of violence go no further than skin deep.— artforum.com
There was certainly nothing conventionally "balletic" about Margot's display of anguish, the kind of raw, visceral emotion said to have defined Sarah Bernhardt's portrayal of Marguerite.— The Sheila Variations
Apr. 10 -- Mark Jackson has quickly made his name as one of the most provocative stage auteurs in the Bay Area with his balletic approach to movement.— California Chronicle
Like Sienna's Palio paralleled with a glorious and balletic fight on ropes in a disused art gallery, Forster intercuts the tension and finality of Tosca with BOND unearthing Quantum's big plan via gift-bag earpieces.— CommanderBond.net
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