Sentence examples for more powerful performance from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to imagine a more powerful performance of the work.

But deep-voiced artists, whether male or female, can put in an even more powerful performance perhaps because of their relative rarity in pop, soul and rock.

Ms. Vaness had been a tentative but certainly acceptable Tosca, but Ms. Lawrence's fresher, more powerful performance gave the final act a jolt of electricity; she ended the work with an unusually agile backward leap off the parapet of the Castel Sant'Angelo.

In some ways, I think, it is; certainly I have always taken to heart some passages in Raymond Chandler's The Simple Art of Murder, especially the passage in which he distinguishes between the inherent importance of themes and the extent to which they are a good subject for writers: Other things being equal, which they never are, a more powerful theme will provoke a more powerful performance.

While in the past they were merely used to exchange non time critical data (e.g. parameters and configuration data) nowadays they allow for much more powerful performance.

Although it showed a more powerful performance than the conventional Fisher tests, this method needs to be extended to handle GGI analysis.

The 2 Series coupe will come in two trim levels, the 228i and the more powerful performance-oriented M235i.

"Skylark," "Remember the Day," "Palm Beach Story" and "No Time for Love" kept her busy in the early years of World War II, and the war itself inspired two of her more powerful performances.

Modern computers with more powerful performances may make the process of time reducing meaningless.

Until they did, you could focus on the inventiveness of the set itself, which included Mr. Blumberg's languid reading of Respighi's "Notte" and his more powerful, secure performance of Sibelius's "Var det en dröm?" and Mr. Murphree's expressively shaped account of Schubert's "Nacht und Träume".

DICA can show more powerful monitoring performance in the case of a dynamic process since it can extract source signals which are independent of the auto- and cross-correlation of variables.