Sentence examples for all sorts of performance from inspiring English sources

P.S. 122 has been a significant presence on the downtown theatre scene — a kind of alternative Public Theatre that focusses less on traditional narratives than on all sorts of performance.

Samsung publishes all sorts of performance data to brag about how fast their drives are but, for me, the test is what it feels like to start up the machine, load software, install software and copy files.

The square below is a space for the curious and the ghoulish, for voyeurs and louts; it, as well as the plinth, is a space of transit and for waiting, and for all sorts of performances and gestures.

This rate was paid to a collective rights society, and today, these societies thrive, collecting fees for all sorts of "performances" where musicians and composers get little or no say.

Cellphones often go off during all sorts of performances, but the Mahler incident was a rarity: It happened during one of music's most sublime moments, it did not stop after a few seconds, and it emanated from the front row, where it was impossible for Mr. Gilbert to ignore.

There's a large outdoor area where they host all sorts of performances and jazz concerts, but it's the garden itself that makes this stand above other hostels.

Ask the judges what the "Sex Factor" is at the start of the series, and I'm sure they'd have listed all sorts of things charisma, performance, attractiveness but we're in a different world here.

This is the big one that's supposed to fix all sorts of bugs and performance issues.

My conversation with Professor Brown had made me approach the conversational scores with a little more scepticism, wondering how much we all just indulge in a sort of performance art.

I remain unconvinced by a framing device that sets the action within an immigration detention center: not the first location one would imagine people to be all that keen to enact any sort of performance.

It's a sort of performance energy, a directed one, and it isn't all that different from the charge emanating from many a stage actor.