Sentence examples for media performance from inspiring English sources

A performance of a song or composition - live, recorded or broadcast; A live performance by any musician; A performance by any musician through a recording on physical media; Performance through the playing of recorded music; or Music performed through the internet (digital transmissions).

Clinton's media performance during the Monica Lewinksy scandal impressed him.

But in an age of participation-oriented entertainment and social media, performance art has recently gained momentum and legitimacy — perhaps most noticeably among prominent institutions in New York.

Importantly I believe we now have in the Tour management team, in the areas of coaching, logistics, media, performance analysis and medical, continuity from previous Tours especially 2009.

However, if any central weakness leaps out of this book, it is Reagan's tendency to view the presidency and its challenges in terms of personal media performance and people-to-people salesmanship.

Of course, specialising in art, design, media, performance and writing means we have a wealth of exciting student work to showcase on the site and we plan to continually build on what's here so there's always something new to see.

In early spring, as the election neared, Miliband's media performances became increasingly confident.

Born in New York in 1936, Jonas began her artistic career as a sculptor before turning to time-based media: performances, films and mélanges of the two.

The very small proportion who recognised her were aware of only one thing: her unfortunate media performances so far, hence the descriptions "naive" and "amateurish".

They are cool media performances where a successful candidate must convince the electorate he is basically harmless, middle of the road and thus unthreateningly Presidential".

[Back to top] Gordon Brown has been criticised for his clumsy manner in front of the cameras, which contrasts starkly with Tony Blair's assured media performances.