Sentence examples for a gifted performer from inspiring English sources
Ms. Welty is a gifted performer, but the only traditionally performative work here is the video "Karaoke Wrong Number (2005-2009)" from 2009, in which Ms. Welty lip-syncs to answering machine messages left by strangers who had misdialed and imagines their personalities and facial expressions as they left the messages.
She is a gifted performer and a natural communicator.
Gyan Riley, a gifted performer, shifted between supporting the ostinato and pushing against it.
The primary reason for this is that he's a gifted performer who is among the eight television actors we are celebrating in this issue.
Wu is a gifted performer, evoking the flailing limbs of the school dance or the awkward tension of sharing her crush's desk, with vivid wit.
A gifted performer, she has never looked more stunning than she does in this tribute to an era when a mere thriller could be as this one so clearly is entertaining, sexy and smart.
Photograph: Stephen Chernin/ Getty Marlon Brando was arguably the most discussed and least understood icon of American cinema: a fearsomely gifted performer who took a childish delight in squandering his talent; a committed political firebrand whose personal life was an irresponsible mess; a megalomaniac showman who lived the life of a hermit.
Mr. Anderszewski's approach stops just short of mannered; his interpretation might even sound pretentious in the hands of a less gifted performer.
Alas, I was never a particularly gifted performer and suffered from sphincter-clenching stage fright, but – ever-optimistic – these factors didn't deter me from going on to drama college, in London, following graduation.
Early in her debut cabaret show, Tonya Pinkins, a prolifically gifted performer who has been seen in "Jelly's Last Jam," "Play On," and the Public Theater production of "The Wild Party," dips into her lower register and does an amusing dead-on parody of Sarah Vaughan.
Mr. Allen had included Mae West, but called the next day and busted her down to "an enormously gifted performer like Bob Hope and Jack Benny, but not a genius".
