Sentence examples for in performances in which from inspiring English sources

But there was no trace of bitterness in performances in which he conveyed the gregarious exuberance of an Entertainer with a capital E. As extroverted as he is, he pays close enough attention to lyrics to give every song a usually upbeat personal spin.

But most of the program offered Ashford and Simpson classics like "Ain't No Mountain Enough," "It Seems to Hang On," "You're All I Need to Get By," "I'm Every Woman" and "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)." More than any musical couple I can remember, Ashford and Simpson portrayed eternal marital bliss in performances in which their happiness rarely seemed forced.

JACK ANDERSON MERCE CUNNINGHAM DANCE COMPANY The company creates theatrical kaleidoscopes in "Events," performances in which new and existing choreography will be combined in a different way at each performance.

In 1971, she did a series of performances in which she sat in a chair around San Francisco for hourlong intervals.

(Boorstin wrote that "more and more news events become dramatic performances in which 'men in the news' simply act out more or less well their prepared script").

Bhatara et al. [32] created versions of music performances in which changes in timing and intensity were parametrically manipulated, and asked participants to rate the emotional expressivity.

Stefurak and Boynton (1986) do not find a difference in performance in trials in which the irrelevant dimension was modified using a procedure very similar to ours.

The pair rehearsed in London and New York before the performance, in which Lorde performed Life on Mars with Bowie's backing band.

The 88-year-old actually never breaks rhythm in this inspiring performance, in which the New Yorker salutes us, performs slick 360-degree spins and smacks out kisses to his adoring audience.

It showed a peak in performance in the range in which it is expected to operate, i.e., for syllables durations between 100 and 300 ms. Given the cross-speaker phonemic variability such a performance is fairly good.

Glen Cortese led the New York Sinfonia in a performance in which the opening percussion salvos resounded through the cathedral like cannon blasts, Allan Kozinn writes.