Sentence examples for a glorious performance from inspiring English sources

It is a glorious performance by Rylance.

All I could offer was that I hadn't read it; I had listened to a glorious performance by the narrator, Davina Porter.

It doesn't all sound pretty, and it's perhaps not the interpretation you would most want to own on CD; in the theatre, though, it is a glorious performance.

There is a glorious performance from Toby Jones as an eccentric king and great turns from Vincent Cassel, John C Reilly and Salma Hayek.

Fiennes gives a glorious performance as Monsieur Gustave H., the vain but endearingly vulnerable concierge adored by elderly guests of the hotel, with whom he regularly goes to bed ("85? I've had older").

Julie Walters gives a glorious performance as her waspish Brooklyn landlady, Mrs Kehoe, and Emory Cohen is ingenuous and likable as Tony, the Italian boy who falls in love with her.

Margaret, Rose and Bernadette are entrusted to the untender mercies of Sister Bridget, a simply glorious performance from Geraldine McEwan, the glitteringly cruel and cantankerous empress of emotional sadism.

Quade Cooper has made the cut despite a less than glorious performance in Auckland and Dean Mumm of Exeter is preferred in the second row to Horwill.

Debuts are usually memorable as extremes: the devastating fall that torpedoes a shaky effort, or the glorious performance that transforms a dancer into an artist.

Critics like Roger Ebert and Mick Lasalle hint at this perspective, but they mostly praise Tarantino's style and Christoph Waltz's glorious performance as a Nazi commander.

They have a gift for the absurd and a penchant for cruelty, tendencies that, without the tempering quality of a recognizably human presence — Jeff Bridges's glorious performance in "Lebowski," Ms. McDormand's emotionally nuanced one in "Fargo" — can make the Coens come across as insufferably superior and bullying.