Its characters are conspicuously, aggressively pre-modern; they are people from an age when the entertainment world hadn't yet filled their domestic space or their imaginations, and performance, play-acting, singing, and dancing were a greater part of their daily life.
With 70 mph speed limits, for most buyers supercars are as much about capturing imaginations and performance bragging rights than actually hitting 200 mph on I-95.
That's why, when the part clicks, Schwartzman almost seems like the director's co-auteur — the role in question inevitably involves the depiction of creative command and artistic imagination, and the performance inevitably suggests a metaphorical representation of the director's own role.
One never knows what to expect from Ms. Dorvillier, a leading downtown dance and performance artist whose imagination and daring are best described as unbridled.
Mine is just one version out of a million Larry fanfics, I just happened to work with my own history, imagination, and skills in creating live performance.
However, defining a protocol that is energy and performance efficient over the entire imagination space seems to be a nonimaginable task.
Ms. Parnas (a granddaughter of the famed cellist Leslie Parnas) brought velvety sound, articulate passagework and keen imagination to her performance, abetted all the way by Mr. Laredo and his players.
The current study is aimed at analyzing how selected personal and contextual factors influence academic performance through their impact on imagination, and comparing differences between the imagination-mediated model of science majors and that of engineering majors.
Capello also expressed annoyance at England's performance, which was desperately short of imagination and a capacity to keep possession.
For all the intensity, imagination and excitement Mr. Dudamel, conducting from memory, brought to bear, the performance lacked some cohesion and depth.
