Sentence examples for as though performing from inspiring English sources

Whatever its spiritual or physical benefits, it makes for beautiful spectacle, with everyone moving in perfectly choreographed slow motion, as though performing water ballet on land.

Towards the end of the lengthy section about elephants, several of them are dressed up in giant plaid shirts and jeans with huge guitars hung round their necks and encouraged to stamp on their podiums as though performing their latest chart hit.

Slide the power switch and hold it in place for 15 to 30 seconds as though performing a standard reset.

Though performed as part of the Nuclear Weapons Testing Program, "[the] purpose of the Milrow test was to test an island, not a weapon".

The outlier was Chan Marshall, who performs as Cat Power, though performing is, in her case, a loaded word: she is legendarily challenged onstage, and here was no different.

This tool doesn't, however, go as far as performing that analysis, though the firm has a more comprehensive program that does — Retirement Benchmark (which it pitches on the last page of the report).

Additionally, depending on the "complexity" of the data (such as when there is a lot of pixel intensity overlap or other sources of uncertainty), training may take a long time though never as long as performing a full manual segmentation.

I have fled to the other side of the reading room because of chronic throat-clearers ("hmmm-HMMM!" every two minutes – seriously?), or sniffers, or catastrophically loud typists, or those who lean forward and back a lot and grimace and sigh as though desperately performing the act of writing will attract the awe and esteem of everyone around them.

The surroundings were unassuming, and the visitors performed as though keen to fit in.

What I object to is the idea of men and women having two such contrasting uniforms imposed upon them, as though they perform totally different functions at work.

Today's comic mafia (or laffia, if you will) seems as interested in writing and directing as in performing, though rare are those TV-reared Britcom stars who have managed to cross over to an international audience as film-makers rather than just clowns.