Sentence examples similar to a communal performance from inspiring English sources

Jennings' century was England's fourth second-innings hundred in their past four Tests; they had only one in their previous 45 matches, a truly extraordinary communal performance of endurance honours-board avoidance, in which, between May 2015 and August 2018, they converted only one of 60 second-innings half-centuries into three figures.

Instead of mimicking the trend of performance art as "the glorification of long-term suffering," (Robinson), swaddled in a bright yellow raincoat throughout a free-flowing and communal performance, takes residence in the space, focussing on the act of enlivening rather than the practice of enduring, and thus "engineers for herself a great and pleasurable time".

The study unfolds over eight chronological chapters, documenting these performances while building an argument about the medieval drama as a "theater of the people" and considering modern performances in relation to the ethos of communal performance.

We're enveloped in our communal performance.

A ballroom near the lobby, lined in carved garlands and fluted pilasters, is being turned into a communal gallery and performance hall.

Every household and business shares its energy consumption levels and energy-saving performance in a communal graph, generating peer pressure, motivation, and a sense of joint ownership.

Treat communication as a communal task.

Live performance is, by nature, a communal experience: we sit together in the dark, witnessing something that connects us through a shared catharsis.

I believe to understand the role of cityscapes as a space of (communal) life, performance, and choice, it is critical to re-examine this space and the processes that produced it.

Later, Donald took the idea of group versus individual performance farther and referred to 'communal plants': 'A "communal plant" has features in accord with the success of the crop community rather than the plant itself' (Donald 1981).

At one point they enjoy an outdoor performance of screechy folk music and a communal parade.