Sentence examples for modicum of performance from inspiring English sources

Cheap classics with a modicum of performance include the 1971-72 Fiat 124 Spider, 124 Coupe, and Bertone-bodied X1/9.

For years, the Phil has provided an excellent "Messiah" of its own, leavening the natural heft of its sound with a modicum of period-performance restraint.

While no performance in Gotham can quite match the pastelled elegance of the St. Thomas Choir's "Messiah," the Philharmonic has for many years provided a superb rendition of its own, leavening the natural heft of its sound with a modicum of period-performance refinement.

Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson from Kelly Marcel's screenplay, the considerable talent behind the camera and a modicum of considerable performances yield a few undeniable guilty pleasures, but most viewers will be seeking a safe word to escape this two-hour-plus mess of half-baked excess".

Those heaving money at companies like Facebook are doing so with only a modicum of information about the companies' performance.

Dressed in a three-piece business suit, Mr. Gantner preserved a modicum of dignity despite his humiliating performance in the song contest.

Such a new umbrella organization could induce private sector companies to voluntarily provide at least a modicum of raw statistical data about their performance.

These are the final performances featuring Renée Fleming, who manages to bring a modicum of elegance to the title role; Paul Nadler conducts.

Establishing that modicum of trust took years.

A modicum of people like it.

There is a modicum of control.