Sentence examples for distinguished playing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fleisher has gradually recovered, and a Carnegie Hall recital ending with Schubert's B flat Sonata made you wonder: was this distinguished playing the accumulated wisdom of enforced isolation and contemplation, or would Mr. Fleisher have been this good all along?

There was also consistently distinguished playing by Valerie Chermiset, flutist, Keve Wilson, oboist, Vadim Lando, clarinetist, Vesselin Gellev, violinist, and Ann Kim, cellist.

The Accademia Bizantina, led by Stefano Montanari, provides lithe, vivid accompaniment and also offers distinguished playing in instrumental selections, including the incidental music from Purcell's "Gordian Knot Unty'd".

While some managers like to bang on about a distinguished playing career, Hasselbaink, whose family home is in Surrey, views what happened in the past as irrelevant.

After a long and distinguished playing and coaching career it all ended for Dean Richards with a visit to a joke shop in Clapham Junction.

But Friday's evidence was that Powell has already injected the same sort of defensive commitment that was a feature of his own distinguished playing career.

By the early 30's, she was essentially a character actress, appearing in a few distinguished plays and few, if any, distinguished movies.

Eugene O'Neill's most distinguished play, Long Day's Journey into Night, appeared posthumously in 1956.

The Drama prize is for "a distinguished play by an American author, preferably original in its source and dealing with American life".

This year there is no obvious favorite that satisfies the Pulitzer's guidelines; according to the Pulitizer's Web site, the winner must be "a distinguished play by an American author, preferably original in its source and dealing with American life".

"They were obviously weighty subjects based on a distinguished play, directed by a revered Hollywood veteran who was not flashy and all of that, but it's a very well-crafted film, beautifully acted".