Sentence examples for most gripping performance from inspiring English sources

The set's most gripping performance came on a Dave Matthews cover (defying reason, I know).

It was the most gripping performance I have ever heard him conduct, and given the precision with which the orchestra followed his lead it was also one of the most moving "Eroica" performances in recent memory.

Far and away the most gripping performance was "Deconstructing the Blues on Four Turntables" a 40-minute tour of turntable techniques by the X-Ecutioners (Mista Sinista, Roc Raida, Total Eclipse and Rob Swift).

Her closing tour de force, an inspired juxtaposition of Land Of 1000 Dances with a rock poem about a kid getting beaten up in a locker room, was undoubtedly the most gripping performance that I've seen by a white act since the last time I saw The Who.

And the transformation of Suzanne from a sidetracked supernumerary of whimsical eccentricity into a resourceful character of pivotal importance is a joy to behold in one of the most finely tuned, raciest and most gripping performances of Ms. Deneuve's career.

Colin Davis is a supremely good conductor of Berlioz, and his rendition of the "Symphonie Fantastique" was one of the most gripping orchestral performances I've heard in years.

For vocal incandescence, though, she couldn't top Beth Ditto, whose band the Gossip delivered the night's most unpolished and gripping performance.

Thus, due to this dynamic, the most gripping actions performed in Brazilian jiu-jitsu require high resistance to maintain constant levels of strength endurance for a long time.

The film's most gripping element is the performance of the art and film historian Annette Michelson as a psychoanalytic patient, filled with self-loathing and pondering suicide.

On his blog, "The Rest Is Noise", Ross called the Symphony's performance "extraordinary", one of the "most gripping events of the current season".

James Levine conducts a gripping performance.