Sentence examples for monotone performance from inspiring English sources
Her monotone performance is on screen for most of the film; providing some distraction are Byron Mann ("Durham County") as a mysterious family friend, and the veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang ("Memoirs of a Geisha," "Rush Hour 2") as the bland but frightening father.
Stein's monotone performance actually launched his acting career.
Despite it just being them two (and me doing a monotone performance facing the wall), they have the time of their lives dancing and just being with each other.
And subsequent watchings of "The Fugitive" reveal a monotone Tommy Lee Jones -- seemingly boring himself with his monotone performance -- while that of Fiennes in "Schindler's List" grows more complex and intense -- a nuanced study of a psychopath in a position of power, the very personification of evil during the Holocaust.
Neither Ms. Annable (the hot-doctor replacement for Ms. Wilde) nor Ms. Yi has made much of an impression through the season's first three episodes, though Ms. Yi's monotone, affectless performance has the virtue of being not quite like anything else on the broadcast networks; the closest match is probably the slightly catatonic daughter, Louise, on Fox's animated "Bob's Burgers".
Monotone voiceover performances from Rami Malek and Michelle Williams evoke the whistleblowers and government operatives of 70s American spy thrillers, as does a pulsating electronic score.
Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm improves the classification performance in monotone classification tasks.
On the other hand, the measures of performance are monotone increasing.
The song received mixed to positive reviews from critics; some called it is the highlight of the album, but others criticized Rihanna's "monotone" and "icy" vocal performance.
On March 9 , 1960 Klein conducted a 20-minute performance of his Monotone Symphony while his models "painted" new pieces of art.
Incomparable object pairs limit the performance of a monotone classifier.
