Sentence examples for note of performance from inspiring English sources

"If you take note of performance issues early you can give gentle, corrective feedback.

In 1943, The New York Times took note of his performance in "Mr. Big" and described his work as "as fresh and delightful a performance as any jaded eye could care to see".

A general peevishness is the dominant, ultimately monotonous key note of the performance.

She's a poignant work in progress: gawky, eager, quick to blush, easy to wound and — the grace note of this performance — with a generosity that makes her lovable.

Terry comes out killing it from the first note of his performance.

You can be the most adroit producer or DJ in the world, but if you don't feel music, with your hands, that lack of connection becomes obvious from the first note of a performance.

It speaks especially well of these actors that one takes note of the performances at all, since character in the two plays necessarily takes a back seat to Mr. Ayckbourn's clockwork.

When told that Craig had taken particular note of his performances, Connery said that he was "flattered" and that Craig really gets the "danger element" to Bond's character.

And to be quite honest, the Streak can't compare with the Note in terms of performance either.

Of note, the performance of Western models tended to be inferior to those for Asian in the Korean populations.

If you objectively compiled your data, stacked it against your criteria, noted the trends of performance and decided to close a school; how do you say goodbye?