Sentence examples for demanding scenes from inspiring English sources
So, I installed Dirt 3, BioShock Infinite, and new system destroyer Crysis 3 and measured the average frames per second during each of these titles' more demanding scenes.
I wanted to make her a real person with real problems and needs". Guiry also felt his dual role as Squire Millard offered a bit of relief from his demanding scenes as Chris.
The show's centerpiece is a five-screen silent video in which roiling groups of actors move about a labyrinthine space, enacting especially demanding scenes from five movies in contrasting acting and performing styles.
Since then Ms. Fleming has reassured her admirers through some rewarding performances, most recently a concert with the Met Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, conducted by Fabio Luisi, in which she gave a sensitive account of Mahler's Rückert Lieder and let loose in three demanding scenes from American operas by Samuel Barber and Bernard Herrmann.
Because of the acrobatics of the lightsaber fight between Count Dooku and Yoda, the 78-year-old Christopher Lee relied on a stunt double to perform the most demanding scenes instead.
"You had to give enough but not lay it on too thick," he said from his home in Liège, recalling a demanding scene in which Cyril apologizes to his foster mom (Cécile De France).
"You had to give enough but not lay it on too thick," he said from his home in Li?, recalling a demanding scene in which Cyril apologizes to his foster mom (C le De France).
These were remarkable, courageous performances from Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux, who put their trust in their director and carried off demanding, explicit scenes with absolute confidence and integrity.
3DMark has the device render demanding 3D scenes that stress different parts of the hardware, and tracks how quickly it calculates, how many frames per second it renders and so on.
I worried, though, that Mr. Beczala seemed to be pushing his voice, especially in the demanding final scene at the tomb of his ancestors.
In the demanding final scene, when she and des Grieux are dying in the wilderness (Puccini, seemingly with scant knowledge of Louisiana geography, set the scene in a desert on the outskirts of New Orleans), Ms. Mattila was riveting.
