Sentence examples for in keeping with the performance from inspiring English sources

Kumble's success was in keeping with the performance of other veterans.

It was in keeping with the performance that Müller tried to duck out of the way of the ball, didn't quite manage it, and unwittingly helped to deceive Hugo Lloris, Lyon's fine young goalkeeper.

In keeping with the sound, the performance by the duo, Mark Fell and Mat Steel, was a minimalist dance that involved four hands on the same effects unit, crisscrossing to turn knobs and slide faders.

In keeping with the team's performance, that foray did not quite work out as planned.

"It's a lovely day in Chicago," is the first line we hear on it by the unknown announcer, but this sunny introduction isn't in keeping with the sombre tone of the performance that follows.

In keeping with the album's theme, the performance stages were set to a computerised, high-tech aesthetic.

England's response, however, was in keeping with the rest of their performance and they were in front again on the hour.

Stones' towering header exhibited their greater desire, while Mirallas' clincher was entirely in keeping with the ruthlessness of their performance; the Belgian running on to Barkley's long pass while United hesitated and finishing decisively.

Ms. Dickerman has tightened the stylistic brackets and the time frame considerably and, perhaps in keeping with the Modern's current performance-centeredness, deftly insinuated early dance films and recordings of poetry and music into the galleries.

Not quite in keeping with the national mood, which had the performance by the pop diva down as one of the best in the festival's history.

In keeping with the explicit behavioral judgments and performance of the one-back task, these aspects of the ERP data indicate that not all fear-related processes were disrupted in MTLE-amygdala patients.