Sentence examples for lazy performance from inspiring English sources

What unfolded was a disinterested, somewhat lazy performance from Toronto that saw them nine points down at half-time off the back of some poor shooting.

The second culprit is lazy performance.

Theirs were flashy or lazy performances, compared with the haunted gaze and stillness of Bale as the ordinary man who had seen that he was going to die.

Too often, however, lazy execution produces lazy results.

Frederic Rzewski wrote the music's two parts in 1971 in response to the prison riot in Attica, N.Y.; Ms. Lazier's performances were accompanied by the indie-classical ensemble Newspeak.

They block our roads, threaten the safety of other children and make their own kids fat and lazy, impeding their performance in school.

I first met her three years ago, after she had won Best Comedy Actress at the Royal Television Society Awards for her performance of lazy but lovable Becky in Him & Her, the intimate, under-the-radar sitcom about a twentysomething couple set entirely in a one-bedroom flat.

Finding time for the "Three Rs" doesn't mean you're lazy or compromising on performance.

And intercutting the attack with an opera performance, in another lazy recycling of The Godfather?

Early on, Boulez was a sort of bovver-boy, slaughtering mediocre French musical life, its slovenly performance standards and lazy indifference to the new.

This remains a strangely sloppy performance though and a lazy slice into the net gives Becker another chance - but Murray serves big to save it again.