Sentence examples for engaged performance of from inspiring English sources

The vital and engaged performance of the young orchestra, in fact, was the musical highlight of that evening.

Fred Sherry, who had given a warmly engaged performance of the recent "Cello Variations III" at the start of the program, spoke of Mr. Wuorinen with equal warmth and aptness in the middle, and told of how, on a concert tour of Greece, the composer preferred to stay in his hotel room composing rather than visit the Parthenon.

The women's dialogue is pungently ribald but diffuse; too often, shouting and shrieking and gesticulating take the place of engaged performance.

Those are loud and generally less impressive than Mr. Pearce and especially Mr. Kingsley, who turn in the sort of engaged performances that Mr. Downey no longer gives in the franchise.

QPR striker Cisse - producing one of his engaged performances that have been scarce this season - could have opened the scoring on three occasions in the first half but his unmarked back-post header and curling shot from the edge of the box were both saved by home keeper Simon Mignolet and his 25-yard pile-driver flew a yard past the top corner.

But the criminal complaint against Mr. Loughner says Judge Roll "was engaged in performance of official duties," a critical element of the 1971 law that designated the killing of federal employees as a federal crime.

On June 6 , 1968 defendant construction company was engaged in performance of a highway improvement contract on a section of Interstate Highway 5 from Burnt Bridge Creek north to the Ridgefield junction, a distance of approximately 14 miles.

Thus, the parietal cortex (other than motor association areas) appears only to have been engaged during performance of an active task.

Throughout the school year, students should be engaged in performances of understanding; activities that both develop and demonstrate their current understanding.

(Anyone see the silly "Troy," with Brad Pitt as Achilles?) The strength of "An Iliad" resides in the combination of a naturally exciting narrative and the engaged, virtuosic performances of both Mr. O'Hare and Mr. Spinella.

"When chaplains are engaged in the performance of religious services, they may not be required to engage in practices contrary to their religious beliefs," it reads.