Sentence examples for feel of performance from inspiring English sources

Son and father toted their work to the downtown Connally Street Gallery, and their show's Dec. 26 opening night had the jarring yet oddly sweet feel of performance art.

Scholars have determined something of the mise-en-scène, but not nearly enough, and, while the historians continue their painstaking researches, the best general sense of Shakespeare in his theatre still comes from the little plays within his plays that across the centuries still give us something of the feel of performance in the Elizabethan theatre.

Barnes says: "It's elemental - with all the water on stage and the earthy feel of the performance..

Clifton Taylor's lighting made up for missing backdrops and added to the intensely emotional feel of the performance.

And the feel of the performance over all (like that of the symphony) was one of passionate involvement with no sacrifice of technical refinement.

When Frank criticizes the suburbs for being insufficiently daring, his complacent ranting has the feel of a performance, no more successful than April Wheeler's "The Petrified Forest".

There is also a poem, presumably to give a feel of the performance, that could hypothetically make listings writers tear their hair with impotent rage.

Most recently, some of the project's participants were set atop dark Cumbria Heavy Horses, heightening the mystical feel of the performance.

Even though I admired the skill and audacity of anyone who could put themselves in front of the camera and keep cool enough to play a role, I simply didn't feel the significance of performance to the resulting film.

When my turn came, I felt a twinge of performance anxiety.

Each gets a turn in the spotlight, giving the book the feel of an ensemble performance, rather than a solo.