Sentence examples for admiring performances from inspiring English sources

In writing about this period in his memoir, Adler mentions attending and admiring performances by Israel Grodner, a Brody singer and improvisational actor who would soon become one of the founders of professional Yiddish theater.

"You've just got to admire performances until you know differently.

Sip a fresh fruit smoothie as you admire performance artists before catching the Aquabus back to Yaletown.

Against considerable odds, some self-created, Jock Scot, who has died aged 63 from cancer, transformed himself from a punk fringe-player into a much admired performance poet on the UK's underground literary scene.

Directed by the actor John Turturro, the production includes a brief play about bad parenting, "Talking Cure," by the playwright and film director Ethan Coen, and an absurdist look at mortality, "George is Dead," written by Elaine May and starring Marlo Thomas in a critically admired performance.

For anyone who missed KARITA MATTILA's much admired performance in the title role of "Salome" at the Metropolitan Opera in 2004 and has yet to get to the current reprise, there is one final chance this season to enjoy this Finnish soprano's remarkable portrayal.

It is impossible not to admire the performances and the performer herself.

The Olympics is inescapable, with Houghton admiring "unbelievable" performances by cyclists Jason Kenny and Laura Trott in the Rio velodrome.

Yet, while it's no Feydeau, I found myself laughing a good deal – as did the rest of the audience – and admiring the performances of Branagh and Rob Brydon.

It's magnificent," said Mr. Badreya, admiring the performance.

Looking back over her work it is impossible not to admire the performances and the actress herself.