Sentence examples for feel the performing from inspiring English sources

"With their extraordinary talent, creativity and perseverance, the five 2007 honorees have transformed the way we, as Americans, see, hear and feel the performing arts," said Stephen A. Schwarzman, chairman of the Kennedy Center.

"With their extraordinary genius and tenacity, the 2008 honorees have redefined the way we see, hear and feel the performing arts," said Stephen A. Schwarzman, the Kennedy Center chairman, in a statement that accompanied the announcement.

Every year around APAP, I select a number of topics that I feel the performing arts world should be discussing.

In August, during a commission debate regarding a possible raise for Mr. Hardy, Commissioner Javier D. Souto said, "I would raise the salary 50 cents so they can drink some coffee and wake up to how people feel about" the performing arts center.

Once you feel the thrill of performing, even with a plastic instrument, you know that the hard work of learning to play the real instrument is worth it.

It's where they don't feel the need to perform.

Note when you feel the urge to perform your habit, but don't judge those thoughts.

You can feel the men who perform the patter song getting high on those rhythms, and it's an infectious feeling.

Nicky Lidbetter, the chief executive of Anxiety UK, a charity that has issued guidance about stress for students, agrees that postgraduates tend to feel the pressure to perform.

Collective politics, especially at times of stress and in a context of repression, tends to become rapidly radicalised as individuals feel the pressure to perform in specific ways.

They dress better because they feel the pressure to perform," says Giddon.