Sentence examples for any such performance from inspiring English sources

I remember wondering whether any such performance would even be possible without a British accent.I understand from the writings of those who knew him that Mr Hitchens was a wonderful if sometimes difficult friend, a brilliant and hard-working columnist, and an emotional and intellectual inspiration.

As the Tour de France reached its second rest day yesterday, there was much debate over where Chris Froome's spectacular lone victory on Mont Ventoux on Sunday ranked among cycling's great rides – and, it was time, too, for a fresh layer of speculation and suspicion, which any such performance now inevitably provokes.

This is not to discount the real-life experiences of any actor in enacting a persona, but it is the social semiosis of the discourse and the resources employed for any such performance which is the focus here.

As Paskaleva (2009, 2011, 2013) and Deakin (2010a, 2012b, 2011a, 2011b) note, in order to get beyond the rhetoric of cities that claim to be smart and properly stand up to the governance challenge which smart cities pose, it is necessary to not only survey the status of the cities that proclaim to be smart but also assemble the instruments by which to measure any such performance.

There is, however, no record of any such performance there.

However, such performance assessment is rarely performed.

Any award show would be happy with one such performance, let alone two.

But to rely in any way on a single genetic test to predict such performance is absurd.

Such performance adds up.

Such performance is not, let it be noted, impossible.

No such performance from Nurse Jackie's Merrit Wever.