Sentence examples for driven performance from inspiring English sources

Carmine Aufiero conducted a brisk, driven performance.

James Levine summoned tempestuous playing from the orchestra in a fiery, driven performance.

This is a concern because nationally driven performance management can be just as disruptive as structural reorganisation".

He offered a few peculiar twists: most intriguing, his accenting in the C minor Prelude; his dramatic, driven performance of the E flat minor Prelude; and the almost sinister sound he gave the E minor Prelude and Fugue.

He worked with David Mamet on The Verdict (1982), an expose of legal malpractice, eliciting a driven performance from Paul Newman as an alcoholic lawyer and a masterly one from Mason as his adversary.

In Jennifer Higdon's accessible but technically demanding Concerto for Orchestra the ensemble's brass players were occasionally at sea, and braying timbres or outright clams momentarily marred a lustrous, driven performance.

It felt perfect for me: I wasn't particularly driven, performance-wise, but I was attracted to using my skills to work in healthcare, where I could be part of taking the arts to people who wouldn't normally have direct access".

Driving performance was dichotomized to distinguish poorly performing drivers from all other drivers, and drivers who performed well from all others.

"We wanted a contract that drives performance," he said.

It drives performance, builds a new relationship with the public and cuts costs.

The rationale is that such pay is needed to drive "performance".