Sentence examples for appreciation of performing from inspiring English sources

As a child, Mr. Colo watched the flurry of activity at a television station next to his home; his father was a prizefighter, and from those early influences, he acquired an appreciation of performing and of how images, ideas and information can be persuasively packaged.

An early appreciation of the performing arts is necessary to ensure their survival, thus providing work for the artists the college trains".

Expanding the appreciation of the performing arts through high-definition broadcasts may be a good thing, but it should not come at the expense of those who pay to attend the live performances.

His great appreciation for the performing arts was demonstrated by his service as treasurer of the Paul Taylor Dance Company and founding member of the Bob Fosse Theatre Scholarship Fund.

A mixed bill features "The Concert," Robbins's witty sendup of "serious" music appreciation, last performed by the company in 2002.

Second, to provide a bridge between the power systems and the power electronic communities, in terms of their differing appreciation of how these devices perform when connected to the power grid.

As a former Chelsea player, Di Matteo possibly has a deeper appreciation of what it takes to perform three times a week, as Chelsea sometimes must, each on different fronts — in the English league, the F.A. Cup and the Champions League.

By contrast, DRE (which depends on the subjective appreciation of tumour mobility or fixity) performs poorly, understaging 47% of cases.

These data were compared against the microarray hybridisation results after applying each cut-off algorithm to gauge an appreciation of how well the process was performing.

The affect theory of social exchange (Lawler et al. 2000, 2008; Lawler 2001) illuminates the role of affective ties like trust and appreciation in shaping the social relations of task performing groups.

A sexy French heiress has hit on him, and the "narrowness of his escape" is exciting: the "vision of himself as an upright husband had increased his appreciation of the wife for whom he performed this heroic feat of abnegation".