Sentence examples for force of performance from inspiring English sources

There is something deeply gratifying about seeing these characters, worn over the centuries to static archetypes, shaken into relevance by sheer force of performance.

The best movie of last year, Leos Carax's "Holy Motors," and one of the best, Rick Alverson's "The Comedy," both tours de force of performance, are streaming on Netflix.

It demands both a rigor of execution and a visceral, to-the-limit, force of performance, and it is to the great credit of Kathryn Bennetts, who staged the piece, that it looked as good as it did on a company that has never previously performed Mr. Forsythe's work.

Beyond the force of performance artistry, her lyrics were a clarion call to resistance, to action.

Innovation is a driving force of performance development and technology will need continuous research development in order to produce materials with higher energetic efficiency and to defy performances stagnation.

Immunization, like other technical programs at USAID, has continued to be influenced by the force of performance indicators and the current program is heavily influenced by global and bilateral performance targets, which are quantifiable, time-sensitive, mortality reduction objectives.

Silver is a modernistic master of melodrama whose films have long threatened, with the wild emotional force of performances, to break the framework of the story in favor of a quasi-documentary immediacy.

She kept all the forces of performance in play, the music, the character, the classical logic of the dancing; when she did dazzle, her effects retained a movingly human scale; like the startling beat of risk that she allows before she falls into the backbend, in this clip of Nutcracker at 2 30 and 2 42.

He was two months away from his force-of-nature performance in Beijing and life as an icon.

He gave his usual force-of-nature performance, barreling through some tunes and savoring others, with strategic pockets of space cleared for crowd singalongs.

Brando's force-of-nature performance in Elia Kazan's "Streetcar" - an electrifying mix of brute physicality and smoldering sexuality - made Stanley Kowalski's infamous bellow a permanent part of pop culture and Brando a household name.