Sentence examples for gave a remarkable performance from inspiring English sources

Hannah Taylor Gordon gave a remarkable performance as the brilliant young diarist.

In the conservative Telegraph newspaper in Britain, the columnist Tim Stanley said that Mr. Obama gave a "remarkable performance" in his Saturday speech detailing his new approach on Syria.

A couple of years ago, Casey Affleck gave a remarkable performance as another Ford driven to kill the thing he loves, the one mentioned in the title of The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.

Wales have shown in this campaign that they can survive without many players – even without Warburton, because Justin Tipuric gave a remarkable performance at No7 against Italy – but they still rely heavily on their front row.

A few years later, in Autumn Sonata (1978), Ingmar Bergman's chamber work of Strindbergian intensity, she gave a remarkable performance as the severely disabled younger daughter of Ingrid Bergman.

Considering that Claire's behavior is inexplicable, Ms. Walsh gives a remarkable performance.

She gives a remarkable performance and should not be missed when she returns to the festival on Tuesday.

Saoirse Ronan, who must be among the front-runners for the Best Actress Oscar, gives a remarkable performance as Eilis Lacey, a young woman who moves from small-town Ireland to New York.

Why should I knock myself out in an argument about fifteen dollars when in the same time I can probably write a fifteen-hundred-dollar song?" Besides, Ellington contends that an argument may mean the difference between a musician's giving a remarkable performance and just a performance.

In his review, Ben Brantley writes that Mr. McNally's drama "is not, by even a generous reckoning, a very good play," yet Ms. Daly gives a "remarkable performance" that transforms the script into "one of the most haunting portraits" of life after stardom.

(The boy, who in his later scenes is played by a 2½-year-old named Brody Frederick, gives a remarkable performance — one that Westfeldt and Scott coaxed out of him line by line, standing slightly off camera and clowning around with pants on their heads).