Sentence examples for ceaseless performance from inspiring English sources

Effectively a ceaseless performance during those 10 days, viewers could see the artists up close during museum hours, or at a distance through the museum's large glass windows after closing, morphing into a sort of IRL livestream that allowed passersby to see the performers sleep, exercise, and even enact bodily functions.

Effectively a ceaseless performance during those 10 days, viewers could see the artists up close during museum hours, or at a distance through the museum's large glass windows after closing, morphing into a sort of IRL livestream that allowed passersby to see the performers sleep, exercise, and even enact bodily functions.

The resentment is a half-conscious appreciation of the fact that they themselves — the fans and the media people, that is — have to a great degree created these golden youths, and because of that there is indeed a wish to own them; to demand ceaseless, inhumanly repeated dazzling performances from them on the field, and to require absolute access to their private lives as well.

The Mendes Wood gallery from São Paulo, for example, offers a concentrated look at the Brazilian Conceptualist Paulo Nazareth, an artist who has, over the past several years, turned a life of being constantly on the move, often on foot, living nowhere and everywhere, into an extended performance piece about ceaseless downsizing as a mode of existence.

Although an impassioned balletomane, Mr. Braunschweig seemed less enthusiastic about performances than about his ceaseless campaign to better the lot of aspiring dancers and retired dancers.

What got on my wick was, in part, the ceaseless unfolding of unremitting misery on my dollar, but also the performance of that misery that self-regardingly draws attention to itself rather than the object of the performances, the improper wallowing in and appropriation of someone else's suffering.

His ceaseless curiosity made him discover new things about repertoire: revelatory performances and recordings of Handel's music in the 1950s, Mozart's operas in the 60s, cycles of Beethoven and Brahms symphonies in later decades, even the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan.

More obvious subversives are also refreshed by the Gilbey treatment, which homes in on the anxious silence at the heart of Robert Altman's ceaseless chatter and the fear of women portrayed in Harvey Keitel's performances for Martin Scorsese, polemically contrasted with the flashier machismo of Robert De Niro.

The Times wrote of "a scathingly brilliant and inventive performance" while Variety noted that the actor "adds comic finesse to his apparently ceaseless repertoire".

But I am willing to overlook these infinitesimally small flaws in return for the ceaseless flow of wit, invention and intelligence being delivered to me via a set of performances so finely calibrated, by turn so careful, so showy, so heartbreaking, so hilarious, and always so attuned to each other that together their story is even greater than the sum of its astonishing parts.

The variety was ceaseless.