Sentence examples for object to performance from inspiring English sources
"The region doesn't object to performance standards".
The first fruit of this endeavor is "Hélio Oiticica: The Body of Color," an exhilarating survey that emphasizes the earlier, lesser-known stages of this artist's career — a rapid progression from abstract paintings to painted reliefs and objects to performance props and interactive installation art — which was fueled by a passion for color as theoretical as it was obsessive.
Who am I to object to his performance, in this avocation?
I believe that people don't object to good performances of modern music.
Even after funnelling billions into the banking sector, senior Labour ministers still lacked the nerve to object to the performance-distorting sums bankers were paying themselves.
But a gala aims to please broadly, and it was hard to object to vibrant performances of some of the most beautiful works in the repertory from up-and-coming artists who did full justice to the mission of Ms. Wadsworth and her organization.
This performance evaluation requires the definition of several key elements such as object to evaluate, the performance criteria, indicators and action variables.
Trace utilizes a special data structure called replicated reconstruction object to maximize application performance.
The following are the conditions under which the BBC itself will not object to the public performance (as described above) of the Programmes.
Told that some officials of the campaigns had privately objected to his performance, Mr. Lehrer said: "I'm a big boy.
Some who objected to the performance said they planned to protest the singer's arrival at the airport while others said they had bought tickets to the concert so they could stir up trouble inside the stadium.
