Sentence examples for devoted performance from inspiring English sources

More complex is the case of Mason, Sr. a devoted performance from Hawke, surrendering to time's flow.

When applying the similar technology to languages with fewer resources or for which less specific research has been devoted, performance decreases are observed.

The way in which South Asian photography has adapted or subverted the practices of western photography is perhaps most evident in the section devoted to Performance.

Its practitioners are frequently artists whose Dadaist intent and scant means resulted in early careers devoted to performance or ad hoc installation art.

The clique forms an avant-garde theatre troupe that rehearses in the back of a pub; they work together and sleep together with all the drama one might expect from people devoted to performance.

P.S. Régnier also delivers the good news that Wiseman is completing the editing of a new film about the Crazy Horse cabaret, in Paris (another film in his series of works devoted to performance — which includes "Boxing Gym"), and has also shot one about Berkeley (the university).

The Tanks, the vast new extension to Tate Modern in London, is devoted to performance, dance, and other ephemeral artworks.

Works of the author with colleagues devoted to performance of catalytic processes in forced unsteady-state conditions in reactors with fixed bed of catalyst are briefly reviewed.

Space in the downstairs cafe and bar is devoted to performances.

The final week will be devoted to performances of "Die Meistersinger" and "Der Rosenkavalier" by the Deutsche Oper am Rhein of Düsseldorf.

Here's an idea: You know how these competitions often have one show devoted to performances, another just for giving the weekly results?