Sentence examples for obscure performance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Deitch is an avowed Warholian who considers obscure performance artists like the intellectual transvestite Vaginal Davis a celebrity, and celebrities like Kim Kardashian artists manqués.

It has such delights as the Ferrari 458 Italia and the Corvette ZR1, but also obscure performance cars like the Morgan Aero SuperSports.

Still, to the authors opinion the possible influence of fatigue counts for little compared to the main reason to choose for task performance in the present fixed order (i.e. subsequently sitting, lying and provoking condition): to rule out that the effect of the provoking condition (i.e. increased pain-cognitions) sustained and would obscure performance measures in the other conditions.

The sense of occasion is at its strongest when the cast is distinguished, but even unknown players in obscure performances can create it.

While big baths can improve the information environment and reduce information asymmetry, they can also degrade the information environment and obscure operating performance.

One of the perverse pleasures of the film is watching Soderbergh cut around and otherwise obscure the performance of his lead character, whose lack of acting ability really isn't her fault (she's not an actress, she's a professional ass-kicker).

He eventually released recordings of obscure Armstrong performances on his own nonprofit label, Ambassador.

A Pearson spokesman, John Phallon, contends that such numbers illuminate, rather than obscure, its financial performance because they distinguish performance before and after acquisitions.

The pall cast by Thomas's injury also obscured several performances from the Giants that were encouraging after a poor showing in the team's first preseason game.

In part it's a deft survey of post-9/11 art, from its fiction and nonfiction (Mr. Kumar appears to have read everything) to its foreign films and obscure works of performance art.

The weakness, however, did not obscure the strong performance at each of the company's three main United States television operations: the Fox network, its local broadcast stations and its pay-television channels, which are distributed by cable television and satellite systems.