Sentence examples for candid performance from inspiring English sources

Radcliffe gives a forthright and candid performance as Ginsberg, very plausibly representing his idealism and sexual naivety.

Ms. Braga, niece of the Brazilian actress Sonia Braga, brushes aside any hint of glamour and gives a tough, candid performance.

Prince Andrew launched a scathing attack on British anticorruption investigators, journalists and the French during an "astonishingly candid" performance at an official engagement that shocked a US diplomat.

Prince Andrew attacked a Serious Fraud Office anti-corruption investigation during a meeting with British businessmen in Kyrgyzstan and criticised a Guardian investigation – and the French – in what the US ambassador there described as "an astonishingly candid" performance verging on the rude.

Full of candid performances and footage, Friday could only flounder muddily after it.

His perceptions of how the world works are as decisive as a slap, and Eyre gets shockingly candid performances from the actors.

Murray, though, was more candid about his performance in going down to Cilic.

And, in the annual "Conjecturer's Column" that he writes for the almanac, he is nothing if not candid about his performance.

Johnson was candid about his performance: "We had a decent car and ran in the top five and top 10 but just didn't end up finishing there".

How much greater could you want it to get?" Spencer, who led 139 laps of the race, was candid about his performance, "It should have been a first, but the Sirius Dodge boys are doing a good job.

Biffle was candid with his performance: "We worked our way all the way back to fourth, third -- 15 more laps, would've passed [runner-up Jimmie Johnson] and then a little while longer we could've gotten [Gordon].