Sentence examples for choice to perform from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a constant tension between drag and racism, the most visceral example being popular performer Shirley Q Liquor's choice to perform in blackface and exploit many dangerous stereotypes of black people, which has caused lots of backlash.

Chromatography is often the method of choice to perform this task.

Zhang defended the choice to perform the technique in Mexico, which has "no rules" on mitochondrial donation, to New Scientist.

Soloists of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, playing on period instruments, and with singers led by tenor Mark Padmore, made the bold choice to perform Bach's St Matthew Passion to a packed Royal Festival Hall without a conductor.

Tame Impala might seem like a strange choice to perform before Adele but the introspective psychedelic rock group who played the Other Stage three years ago have blossomed into a bright, potent hybrid of soft rock, disco and glam.

A small nonrandomized study showed patients undergoing Toupet fundoplication having less postoperative reflux when compared to patients undergoing Dor fundoplication.41 It is the authors' choice to perform a Toupet fundoplication for the above advantages, though until a proper randomized control trial comparing Dor to Toupet fundoplication is performed, this controversy will continue.

Compared with the other molecular optimization programs, MOPAC includes more built-in molecular force fields, which will give us multiple choices to perform the optimization and reduce the risks that may arise from a single method.

He was absolutely broke, with no family or friends to send him money, so he had no choice but to perform tricks in order to feed his habits.

And the county, she argued, has no choice but to perform required functions like paying 50percentt of the Medicaid bill — a tab of $195 million annually.

Will those who live apart from others, by deprivation or choice, continue to perform guttering shadow versions of half-remembered custom and practice?

Chairman Mike Davies, who suffered a 26% vote against his re-election, had no choice but to perform a handbrake turn and promise a full review of pay policies and a "close" consultation with shareholders.