Sentence examples for age of performance from inspiring English sources

We are entering a new age of performance and participation.

"It proves that we really don't know what the peak age of performance is".

Or perhaps the golden age of performance art was even longer ago, in the days of the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich in 1916.

Yet I suspect that he does not fit easily into our age of performance poetry, and that he may be read less than he deserves to be.

But even in this new age of performance, where cars with clean-running factory-built engines of 500 horsepower are almost commonplace, there is still room for tuner shops that dig deeper.

The recent publication of Richard Schechner's Performance Studies: An Introduction marks the coming of age of performance studies with all its interdisciplinary conceits not just as an acknowledged field of study but as an influential antidiscipline.

How can achievement be measured in this age of performance-boosting drugs?

The fact that Phelps set seven world records in those eight events in 2008 sounds more impressive than it might look through a historical lens in that they came in an age of performance-enhancing swimsuits.

For "The Phoenix," the band pushed its sound to an almost comical extreme: a jock jam for the age of performance-enhancing drugs.

Studies exploring the influence of age on performance have found evidence of poorer performance among younger and older CHWs [ 14].

The aim of the present study was to compare performance and age of peak performance for elite men and women swimmers in breaststroke versus freestyle.