| The story is presented by nine choric dancers who, in their dark glasses and black skullcaps, resemble a sinister Gallic mime troupe. |
| In the same way, the sight of his father defeated by unemployment provides Death of a Salesman with its Greek, choric universality. |
| He praises her perfection in hyperbolic, mythological terms in the long speech which precedes the choric conclusion to the play. |
| The novel's people, communally representative of its theme and the choric agents of its plot, dare not get out of order. |
| In these communal celebrations, a choric dance may have been the first formal element and perhaps for centuries was the principal element. |
| As the choric figure Paulina, Zenaida Yanowsky prowls around and cajoles them with sinewy authority. |
