Sentence examples for loving performance from inspiring English sources

In Okonedo's sardonic, loving, performance, you feel it.

The supple team of enchanters who inhabit "Au Revoir Parapluie," James Thiérrée's loving performance piece about the circus that is the human family, never reaches the end of its rope.

Mr. Gergiev led an unusually spacious, obviously loving performance of "Scheherazade," and the concertmaster, Kirill Terentyev, gave the extended violin solos an exquisite turn.

Graced with such lovely, loving performances and guided by Ron Lagomarsino's direction, "Talley's Folly" emerges as an enduring, life-enhancing play, an essential reminder of the sweet, bracing force of Lanford Wilson.

At the Met, this seamless Wagner tapestry has long been a private reserve of James Levine, whose loving performances have tended to get slower and slower, warmer and warmer, lusher and lusher.

In his loving performances of "Something" and "Across the Universe," it was as if he were channeling all four lads at the same time.

The godfather of modern indie rock was in rare form as the white-hot sun glared with a mirthful eye at the golden dead grass of the park, and the long-converted bounced in unison to the fun-loving performance of their patron saint.

Yet Chris finds escape in being wooed by young Ewan Tavendale – a lovely performance from Kevin Guthrie – who in these times of peace is a loving, sweet-natured bridegroom.

The latest release, just out on EMI, is a program of works by Grieg, including 22 of the 66 short "Lyric Pieces" in loving and spirited performances recorded at the composer's villa on his 1892 Steinway.

And – thanks to years of loving, careful, delicate performances by two of the finest actors ever to grace those fabled cobbles, Julie Hesmondhalgh and David Neilson – every moment, for the viewer, was a pleasure.

Lynch's book shows that loving literature is a performance, the acting-out of a centuries-old metaphor.