Sentence examples for noble performance from inspiring English sources

This was a forthright, noble performance, powerful for the same stark straightforwardness that characterised Runnicles's reading of the Pärt.

Mr. Domingo's noble performance establishes Boccanegra as one of those rare roles where stature transcends voice type.

In Mr. Pollini's noble performance, Liszt's great Sonata in B minor, which is more a fantastical than many works called fantasies, sounded organic and inexorable.

Kurt Masur conducted the New York Philharmonic and the New York Choral Artists in a noble performance of Brahms's "German Requiem" in September.

The wobble that has worked its way into his voice in recent years hardly showed itself on Thursday, yielding, for the most part, to a firm, even noble, performance.

But Viggo Mortensen puts in a noble performance, and the cinematography is stark.

However, the nobles' performance was hampered by their unfamiliarity with the spirit of bulls from other areas, causing their lackeys (assistants on foot)—who daringly maneuvered the bulls by dragging capes before the animals to gain greater experience and fame.

But I've always been especially affected by the noble Karajan performance from La Scala in 1956.

Readers of "Jesus' Son" may be stunned to find that Michelle, a character whose abortion figures in one of the stories and about whom we never learn much more, has become Samantha Morton, whose noble, fearless performance gives the movie an emotional depth and coherence not found in the book.

Keith DeCandido, in a review for Tor.com, commended Stiers' acting, saying that he gave "a noble, nuanced performance as Timicin".

This Oscar nominated drama achieves a state of grace through its breathtaking cinematography, simple storytelling, and the noble, understated performance of Khumalo, who infuses Yesterday's emotional journey with palpable fear and yearning.