Sentence examples for enthusiasm for performance from inspiring English sources

When Blanchett was around nine, her enthusiasm for performance took the form of knocking on strangers' doors to see if she could talk her way inside their homes with a tall tale about a lost dog.

The range demonstrated by the four works on Saturday was remarkable, as if the programmers were testing how diverse your taste could be, but all four were carried by enthusiasm for performance itself.

The Tories' enthusiasm for scrapping performance targets included the cross-Whitehall target for diversity at the top of our public services.

The contemporary enthusiasm for live performance, and many other cultural factors, mostly to do, I think, with the need for self-expression, lies behind this new-old genre.

Mr. Levine's enthusiasm for public performance has been echoed by the new Nobel Literature laureate, Tomas Transtromer of Sweden, who has read many times in the United States, often with his friend and fellow poet Robert Bly.

When I told her I like him (and surprised her with quiet whoops of enthusiasm for his performance in Michael Cimino's "Year of the Dragon"), she said, in effect, "Do I have an essay for you," and was she ever right.

There was not much enthusiasm for the performance of "Kiss".

Enthusiasm for the performance is tempered, however, by the fact that a simple metric of the number of MeSH terms associated with a disease when used as a prediction ranking produces an AUC score of 0.84 (and counts for drug-associated MeSH terms produce a score of 0.80).

I leave discussion of Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins until last, because my enthusiasm for their performances is close to blind, though they're not the only standouts.

So the question then becomes how to moderate the founders' enthusiasm for their design performance.

By contrast, when the opera reached Amsterdam it was greeted warmly by the Dutch audiences who showed particular enthusiasm for Ferrier's performance.