| A dance is generally a grand affair with the native, combining as it does dress with dramatic and saltatory exhibitions. |
| He shifts himself from one foot to another with a saltatory briskness. |
| The word dance does not well designate the ceremonies, as they are in general more histrionic than saltatory. |
| He believed in saltatory evolution, in polyphyletic descent, and in the greater plasticity of the organism in earlier times. |
| Glover's dialogue exhibits a saltatory quality that also defines his career. |
| His intriguing take on evolution proposed that the apparent saltation of the fossil record actually reflected saltatory events. |
