Sentence examples for central to the performance from inspiring English sources

De Moraes' lyrics are central to the performance.

In the 21st century the narrator remains central to the performance of much Indian traditional music, and the virtuosity of a skillful singer rivals that of the instrumentalists.

Mr. Rosendo, a baritone new to Noche Flamenca, and Mr. Gago, a tenor in his ninth season with the company, were both central to the performance's sense of musical ensemble, intimately involved with both dancers and guitarists.

Central to the performance of these bolometers is a set of auxiliary resistive components.

The processes taking place in the cylinder and combustion chamber are central to the performance of the internal combustion engine.

Central to the performance of the MOF is its ability to withdraw heat from the absorbed working gas.

The paradox is that Chávez's anti-Americanism is central to his global appeal, while American consumers and companies are central to the economic performance of his regime.

Such rhetoric has been central to the authentic-performance movement, of which Mr. Douglass has been a leader.

Central to this performance was the concept of  "materialism".

And as advertising makes up 75% of ITV's revenues, it is central to the group's performance.

Renoir refers to the vulnerability and fragility of actors, says that acting is a "mystery," and describes the preservation of that mystery as central to the kind of performance he seeks in his films.