Sentence examples for committed performance of the from inspiring English sources

Ms. McDermott offered a committed performance of the world premiere of the Fourth Piano Sonata by Mr. Wuorinen.

Mr. Ax and Mr. Gilbert offered a committed performance of the work, which Schoenberg wrote after he fled the Nazis and immigrated to America.

Accepting her award, Mirren said she thought the Queen would be thrilled and deserved an award herself for "the most consistent, committed performance of the 20th century and probably the 21st too".

The monarch, she said, had delivered "the most consistent and committed performance of the 20th Century, and probably the 21st Century".

In a sense, every committed performance of a Shostakovich string quartet is already a dramatic presentation.

But could any group of singers ever top this carpool's fully committed performance of "One Day More"?

I have no complaint to make of Wendy Whelan's wholly committed performance as the Novice except to say that decades ago Patricia McBride — on the face of it, less suited to the role — made it much more frighteningly intense, searing in its large-scale projection.

But since the show debuted six years ago, the grit of Donovan's intensely committed performance, the fiestiness of Fiona Glennane (Gabrielle Anwar) and the laid-back loyalty of Sam Axe Bruce Campbelll) combined to create something reminiscent of a mojito: "Burn Notice" has been cool and sweet, tart and refreshing.

And there were committed performances by the other members of the cast: Mia Karlowich, Patricia Dubin-Ruiz, Nicola Weiner, Anton Wilson and Ms. Goshen.

It helps that Schwimmer's committed performance has produced one of the best memes in a show committed to generating memes: a supercut of Schwimmer saying the word "juice".

LeBlanc's fully committed performance continues to make the show work.