Sentence examples for form of performing from inspiring English sources
Second, an agent can retain its own personal form of performing a gesture while being able to relate other performances of the same gesture to the same schema.
We wanted a competition that honoured the genre of Lied – almost the smallest form of performing music, with usually one singer and one accompanying instrument, the piano.
Of course, it must culminate in victory against the Sounders this weekend for that strength to be ratified, but this is a club, and a team, that have made a serene art form of performing to expectations.
There are others that are even more tenuous: the fact, for example, that in "Private Benjamin," Brooks plays Judy Benjamin's husband Yale Goodman (Goodman, of course, is the maiden name of Brooks' real-life mother, Thelma Leeds); Yale dies during sex on his wedding night, which is a form of performing.
The authors clearly explain various principles of improv (the art form of performing without a script popularized in Whose Line Is It Anyway?) and translate these to life success strategies – e.g., telling a better story to yourself, listening more attentively, being more committed and decisive.
Extracurricular activities are also offered in the form of performing arts, school publications, and clubs.
"Our award-winning director, Tony-nominated puppeteers, Broadway composer, and accomplished guest artists, led by the incomparable Julie Andrews, together will inspire kids to explore, appreciate and celebrate all forms of performing arts".
As the gravitational pull of traditional forms of performing arts grows weaker, meaning that people are less eager to travel a distance to spend a few hundred dollars to see a concert or play, regional centers may be the wave of the future.
More sophisticated forms of performing source priority identification in an unaided manner need to be investigated.
This "living and behaviour guide" is transmitted throughout generations through the karakia (prayers), waiata (songs), kōrero (oral stories), and other forms of performing arts collectively named Kapa-Haka.
When it comes to studying the internet there is thus, in principle, no fundamental distinction to be drawn between online and off-line interaction; both are forms of performed, staged, and mediated interaction.
