Sentence examples for energized performance from inspiring English sources
He also gave a graceful, energized performance of Mozart's Concerto No. 20 in D minor and played an elaborate set of variations on a Chinese folk theme as an encore.
He led an enthrallingly energized performance that nevertheless recognized the profoundly dark and spiritual underside of a 1957 show in which there is a lot going on.
Dressed in a sharp suit and tie, the young boy spins, moon walks and even falls into a split as the crowd claps and cheers to his energized performance.
Jaap ter Linden, though best known as a Baroque cellist and violist da gamba, leads his Mozart Akademie Amsterdam in shapely, energized performances of the full set, available in a midprice box of 11 CD's.
It was the most vital, audacious and energizing performance of the score I've ever heard.
But the Knicks left New Jersey feeling encouraged after a solid debut from Chandler and an energizing performance by the rookie Iman Shumpert, who had 16 points in 25 minutes off the bench.
In Birmingham, following Gingrich's energizing performance at the Presidential forum, Bill Armistead, the current chairman of the Alabama G.O.P., quoted one of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s imperatives: "Nominate the most conservative candidate who is electable".
The exuberance of the actors Maura Molloy and Peter Galipeau and the zaniness of calypso energized the performance.
Ms. Watts was equally unsure about dancing with an inexperienced teenager, but they found an instant rapport, which energized the performances of both.
One of the society's strengths, Ara Guzelimian, the dean of the Juilliard School and a guest lecturer at the society, said, is its incorporation of young musicians into all performing and recording activities, which "energizes the performance of their colleagues".
That may sound like an odd way to invoke what Anna Deavere Smith does in "Notes From the Field," her wonderfully energizing new performance piece about the cursed intersection of two American institutions, the school and the prison, in a racially divided nation.
