Sentence examples for character of the performance from inspiring English sources

We needed great character and this kind of performance will certainly make the team stronger.

What is surprising is the fresh and bracing character of the performance, appropriate for an album that also features superb renditions of contemporary trios by Krzysztof Penderecki and the young Los Angeles composer Jason Barabba.

'Each contributes to the mood and character of the performance.

Recently, Gutierrez and Lozano (2010) mixed DEA and ANN to enhance the traditional Taguchi method for estimating quality loss measures for unobserved factor combinations and the non-parametric character of the performance evaluation of all the factor combinations.

Among the advantages of the proposed approach over traditional Taguchi method are the non-parametric, non-linear way of estimating quality loss measures for unobserved factor combinations and the non-parametric character of the performance evaluation of all the factor combinations.

But the true character of the performance came from the orchestra.

Still, the Andante remasterers have reduced extraneous noise without shedding too many of the precious vibrations from a half-century ago, and the character of the performances comes through loud and clear.

Because for novice students it is important in an early stage to obtain an idea of how well they are doing, the directly observable character of the performance-based criteria may be expected to be more beneficial to assess their task performance.

And the entire ensemble -- the violinist Ida Kavafian, the violist Michael Tree, Sharon Robinson playing the other cello part and Mr. Laredo playing first violin -- brought a sense of restraint, clarity and character to the performance that seemed in sympathy with Mr. Starker's approach to music-making.

As always Mr. Baron Cohen's insistence on staying in character off screen is part of the performance-art project -- and the marketing campaign.

Yet a mark of Godard's cinematic genius, and the aspect of it that appears most distinctive and most off-putting to this very day, is his conception of characters and of the performances that realize them.