Sentence examples for idea of performance from inspiring English sources
But a live show at MOMA PS1, last November, gently unbuckled the idea of performance.
That's why the idea of performance as spectacle is so important to me".
It doesn't reconceive the idea of performance or bring out its strangenesses.
So I made endless posters for 'Peter Grimes.' That was my way of owning and interpreting the idea of performance.
And, as with any other craft, it only works if that sense of self, that idea of performance, falls away.
Garrett wasn't informed by his movements so much as the idea of performance as an altered form of consciousness.
Workers who are used to being paid according to seniority, regardless of their contribution to profits, rebel at the idea of performance-related pay.
Dame Sally Coates, the head of Burlington Danes Academy in west London, said she supported the idea of performance-related pay and was using it.
It was there, on the home turf of such performance revolutionaries as the Cockettes — a ragtag troupe, including the late gospel singer Sylvester, who rose to fame during the halcyon, Harvey Milk-influenced, pre-AIDS seventies — that he started to experiment with his own ideas of performance.
As the research the occupants safe egress problem of underground pedestrian street, according to the ideas of performance-based design, propose the egress methods of the occupants in the underground pedestrian street based on the analysis of smoke movement.
