Sentence examples for decent performance from from inspiring English sources

We had flashes from Loïc (Rémy) and a decent performance from Mathieu (Debuchy) and they are important players, but that was the maximum they could play".

Now it's Matthew Goode playing Charles Ryder: a decent performance from this excellent newcomer, who is the only actor who fully inhabits the fiction.

Just as soon as the Brother Sam character got over his clumsy introduction and became interesting, thanks to a pretty decent performance from Mos Def, he's killed off.

"You can get decent performance from an electric washer,'' Mr. Kraeutler said, "but they're not very convenient because you have to run a cord to it.

The MG 6, as originally launched, was pretty good on the fundamentals, with well sorted ride and handling, decent performance from its 1.8-litre turbocharged petrol engine, generous cabin space and smart looks.

Rating: 7.0 Michael Parkhurst: It was a decent performance from Pakrhurst, who was serviceable as a right back and limited Costa Rica's chances on his side of the field.

The critics have pegged Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist as a sub-Juno teen tale which whiffs of indie-schmindie contrivance despite decent performances from its two leads, Kat Dennings and Michael Cera.

Reliability and efficiency of the algorithms are investigated statistically, and then extensive numerical experiments will indicate that the algorithms have decent performances from the viewpoint of computation in comparison with the existing method: the standard alternating projection method.

He has coaxed decent performances from his cast, and the design a sparse set, with a jumble of interconnecting lights hanging overhead, like the connections in a brain works well.

The acting is fair, with decent performances from the likes of a sparky Anton Yelchin (as a young Kyle Reese) and human resistance fighter Blair Williams (Moon Bloodgood), though Bale himself overdoes the gruff-voiced angst somewhat, and there is very little time for character development amidst all the gunfire and detonations.

Working as his own cinematographer and editor, Sheffield shows some solid command of his craft and gets decent performances from a cast of unknowns, who all have a refreshingly non-Hollywood presence — even when they're stuck in silly "super assassin" masks and costumes looking like they're headed to a Halloween party.