Sentence examples for disengaged performance from inspiring English sources

To his loyal fans he is known and loved for exactly this disengaged performance art.

The graver problem is a disengaged performance that rarely suggests the terrors Katniss faces, including the fatalism that originally hangs on her like a shroud.

She has an exceptional physical beauty married to an unexceptional, almost disengaged sense of performance — she may be the most successful amateur ever.

There was no minimizing the significance of the night, not for the Mavericks, who arguably had to win to have any chance in the series, and certainly not for James, who for two days had been pilloried and psychoanalyzed after a disengaged 8-point performance on Tuesday.

There may be instances where a high-potential employee becomes disengaged or their performance starts to decline.

Garbo had by the mid-'30s so thoroughly mastered the art of looking world-weary that her performance here feels oddly disengaged: one more variation on her "I vant to be alone" persona from "Grand Hotel" (1932).

(I'd add that her performance was desultory and disengaged but hardly the scandal of incompetence that it was made out to be. I feel for Britney, really I do).

And engagement is critical; a recent report by Gallup researchers demonstrated a significant difference in performance between engaged and disengaged employees.

Pastors and church members are commonly so preoccupied with themselves, their routines, facilities and filling their buildings for performances that they remain disengaged from their communities and not fully relevant to them.

But there is bafflingly little that's exciting or even all that interesting in the story being told, and the performances themselves are opaque and disengaged.

Tim Roth's performance looks oddly wan, languid and disengaged – rather like his performance as Prince Rainier in the recent, horrendous biopic Grace Of Monaco.