The phrase "amazing performer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who excels in their performance, whether in arts, sports, or any other field.
Example: "The audience was captivated by her talent; she truly is an amazing performer."
Alternatives: "incredible artist" or "exceptional talent."
Bass: Bootsy Collins If anyone thinks bass is boring, just put some Bootsy on; he's an amazing performer.
"Of course, Bryn is a great singer, but beyond that he's an amazing performer, a schmoozer, a charmer.
Meanwhile, Butz, an amazing performer, imbues his considerable moves and spot-on bluesy crooning with deep pathos.
"She's an amazing performer, and I've always been a huge fan of the work she did with her family," Mr. Bragg said.
Another highlight was a showing of Volker Schlöndorff's sharp, gossipy film portrait (Nur Zum Spass – Nur Zum Spiel, 1977) of this amazing performer, who spent most of her career on the stage but made indelible appearances in films by Pabst and Fellini, among others.
And if you think the current car is such an amazing performer (and it is), know that the 1963 Stingray with Rochester fuel-injection could chase down 60 mph in 5.6 seconds, a very rare feat in its day.
And amazing performers walked in, some on their own, some referred by other musicians.
I've been lucky to have a ton of amazing performers on my show.
"A lot of times, especially when the kids get good," he said, "they become amazing performers and they overperform.
"Vengo" is at its best as a concert film at those frequent moments when Mr. Gatlif steps out of his story line and allows some amazing performers, like the legendary flamenco singer La Caita, to cast their musical spells.
In the New York of yore, amazing performers like the B-52s, RuPaul, and Lady Bunny came out of the American South with lots to say about fun and about the splendor to be found in being tacky, and more than a little political dialogue about what it meant to be different in a conservative Christian milieu.
