Sentence examples for calibrated performance from inspiring English sources

He delivers a beautifully calibrated performance as Platt's largely toxic, yet expertly likeable, father.

Overall, it's a carefully calibrated performance, one that earns Crow a standing ovation.

Despite appearing in only a handful of scenes, Gleeson's beautifully calibrated performance provides a thrilling highpoint.

An old chap (Kenneth Cranham gives a finely calibrated performance, almost entirely in pyjamas) is getting muddled.

Peter Johnson, as the husband, delivers a terrifically calibrated performance, revealing the vengeance behind his eyes ever so slowly.

It's a highly calibrated performance, communicating depth and feeling with the most imperceptible shifts in facial expressions before rattling off quick-fire jokes.

The chaotic scene demands finely calibrated performances (the corps member Matthew Renko sported a bloodied forehead, courtesy of a child's errant sword).

In a scenario that carries much temptation for the actors to overindulge, Ms. Linney and Ms. Rowlands give beautifully calibrated performances that convey the dull pain behind Minnie's false brightness and Iris's honest bitterness.

But Ms. Rowlands and Ms. Linney resist the urge, and give beautifully calibrated performances that convey the dull pain behind Minnie's false brightness and Iris's honest bitterness.

"The Grand Budapest Hotel," with an excellent cast, has sharply calibrated performances, precise and peppery dialogue.

Written by David Seidler and directed by Tom Hooper (The Damned United, John Adams, Thee King's Speech works so well because of the nuance and beautifully calibrated performances of Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush in the central roles.