Sentence examples for considered performance from inspiring English sources

Drag and other forms of cross-dressing are considered performance art when presented to an audience.

But the highlight of his program was a texturally rich, deeply considered performance of the Polonaise-Fantaisie (Op. 61).

This movie by John Krokidas is superior to both, with Daniel Radcliffe giving an intelligent and considered performance as the young Allen Ginsberg.

Like riding a fixie or drinking out of a mason jar, eating cereal as a snack became self-conscious, considered performance.

Gone is the slow old letter — itself a monologue, a sort of considered performance of best self — and in its place is the e-mail, the text, the SMS, the tweet.

They found a space in an elementary school three blocks from Mr. Waronker's home in Crown Heights, and in a special deal with the teachers' union, he won the right to pay teachers on a scale that considered performance.

Others say privately that this new wave of swimwear is enhancing a swimmer's buoyancy to a degree that could be considered performance-enhancing.

That number stunned educators and law enforcement officials who had considered performance-enhancing drugs to be more of a big-city problem.

Other illegal or banned drugs, like marijuana or heroin, that are not considered performance-enhancing would come under a separate designation with penalties set by individual sports bodies or government authorities.

Full use is made of lighting and 19th-century costumes, and all the singers turn in intense and considered performances.

Nasal strips are not considered performance-enhancing, but may reduce airway resistance, lower the risk of exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH), and aid post-race recovery.