Sentence examples for fawning performance from inspiring English sources
True, very little can be read into his fawning performance at this year's White House Correspondents Dinnerr -- after all, fawning is the gig -- though he's still wiggling with admiration for Clinton's comic skills.
The guests were treated to a musical performance, a fawning speech by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad — complete with oddly inappropriate wisecracks — and a trip to the tourist destination of their choice.
Mr. Trump was even more fawning in June when he praised Mr. Putin's performance as Russia's president.
Kubozuka plays Kichijiro with an agitated and fawning manner that's reminiscent of Peter Lorre's performance in "Casablanca".
The strange metamorphosis of Megyn Kelly, 45, from her jaw-dropping performance at the first TV debate to the fawning publicist we saw on our small screens this week is revealing.
His ho-hum performance, however, didn't keep the media from fawning over him.
Like other reissues in EMI's new Legend series, the CD comes with a brief DVD bonus: a performance of Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Fawn," with Stokowski conducting the London Symphony Orchestra in 1972.
At the MTV Video Music Awards last weekend, Beyoncé's performance of a medley of all the songs from her latest album occasioned widespread fawning, viral GIFs, and a renewed storm of speculation about the state of her marriage to Jay Z.
The performance captured the contrasting moods of the four movements: the perky "Barn Dance," the somber "Fawn," the jaunty "Grey Mouse" and the sly "Tomcats".
Perhaps lulled by the blatant fawning by some members of the committee, Clemens came off as a blowhard as he denied using performance-enhancing drugs.
