Sentence examples for luminous performance from inspiring English sources
The evening was crowned by a luminous performance by Alessandra Ferri.
Ms. Futral's luminous performance in "The First Emperor" is preserved on an EMI DVD.
The conductor, Sir Andrew Davis, drew a tellingly detailed and luminous performance from the orchestra.
It was the Dvorak, though, that had the most luminous performance of the afternoon.
At about the same time, Pierre Boulez led a mesmerizingly fleet, luminous performance of the Eighth Symphony.
With his matchless command of the Ravel style, Mr. Dutoit conducted a beautifully cool and luminous performance.
But it also contains the best writing about acting since Hazlitt and, back in 1956, chimed with my own recent exposure at Stratford-on-Avon to the luminous performances of Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud and Peggy Ashcroft – the giants of their profession.
An intoxicating mix of grandeur and gossip, it charts luminous performances on stage and sordid machinations in the wings from the age of Catherine the Great to that of Vladimir Putin.
The trilogy areas surround a courtyard building (Indoor spaces/outdoor/courtyard) are interacting in systemic ways to enhance building's thermal and luminous performances and solve the dilemma between daylighting and protecting the building from hot sunlight in arid areas.
Paul Howlett Blue is the Warmest Colour (Abdellatif Kechiche, 2013) Wed, 11.10pm, Film4 This Palme d'Or-winning love story from the French-Tunisian director Abdellatif Kechiche is an astonishingly intense portrait of youthful passion, and much of that is down to the luminous performances of his two young stars.
Naruse once remarked about his female characters: "If they try to move forward even a little, they quickly hit a wall". The director Akira Kurosawa's description of Naruse's films as "looking calm and ordinary at first glance but which reveal themselves to be like deep rivers with a quiet surface disguising a fast-raging current" could equally apply to Takamine's luminous performances.
