Sentence examples for heart of the performance from inspiring English sources
But the choristers were the heart of the performance, especially at the United Palace Theater.
Yet the heightened playing style never obliterates the human truth at the heart of the performance.
But appealing as these lively movements were, the heart of the performance was the Adagio sostenuto, played here serenely and with a choralelike solidity.
The two drummers (Ringo and Jim Keltner) are just breathtaking on 'Awaiting' ... ...... Planer also compliments what he calls "the tag-team percussion" of Starr and Keltner, which "driv[es] through the heart of the performance".
At the heart of this performance was commercial lending, which accounted for the bulk of CIT's profits.
The heart of the poor performance at the general merchandise division is clothing, particularly ladieswear, which is a key part of the group's sales.
His voice is the emotional heart of these performances, it twists and slides its melodies around the guitar lines dragging the listener in to the various stories and scenarios the lyrics describe.
His performances are brash, intellectually aggressive, and self-deconstructive, nowhere more so than in his recording of "'Round Midnight," a mighty twenty-one-minute quest for the heart of the composition; the performance has a combative air, as Monk pounced on his own tune to reclaim it with harmonic daring and a leonine attack.
What these systems have in common and importantly, what makes them smart, is their capacity to support what Hutchins (1993) described as the "heart of intelligent performance the properties of interaction between individual minds and artefacts in the world" (p. 62).
"I definitely took a lot of heart from the performance today because the Czechs are a terrific side with great players," said Bellamy.
The contrast in the players' styles - Tracey often minimalist and sparing, Tippett full of dramatic, attacking flourishes - was at the heart of some of the performance's most audacious moments.
