"bullish performance" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a dynamic in the stock market, where stock prices are rising and indicating a confident outlook on the market. For example, "The bullish performance of the S&P 500 over the last quarter has been encouraging for investors."
She is the drama's underdog, but Lindqvist's droll, bullish performance elicits the most memorable moments of humour and pathos (as well as several uncomfortable moments in that bikini).
His diary quote (he was going to fuck Gilligan) summed up the tone, and the obsessive and vicious personal element of his vendetta with Andrew Gilligan and the BBC was borne out right to Friday's bullish performance on stage in South Shields.
The social network's first set of financial results as a public company turned out to be lacklustre at best, and a bullish performance from founder Mark Zuckerberg on his maiden conference call with Wall Street analysts did nothing to stem the slide in Facebook shares.
However, bullish performance measures are not significant.
These may well put pressure on the dollars' recent bullish performance.
Was Brnovic covering up some insecurities or fears of his own with such a bullish performance?
He was unfazed by Australian hostility and earned his opponents' respect through his bullish performances.
Parker's bullish performances at the heart of the Hammers' midfield ensured that the club steered clear of relegation last season.
The curiosity about Olivier Giroud is that on a good day he can look like, as Arsène Wenger chose to put it after one of his most bullish performances, "an animal".
The company has been very bullish about the performance of the UK".
The Guardian's Ed Pilkington wrote: In an otherwise bullish and assured performance, Biden's comments left him exposed to post-debate criticism from conservatives intent on sustaining the past week's surge of the Romney campaign.
