Sentence examples for peculiar performance from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it may involve a very peculiar performance.

It was a peculiar performance on a night that had its share of the unusual.

It's a peculiar performance from the actor whose best comedy turns have all been in Coen brothers' films.

It was a peculiar performance by Djokovic, one that Boris Becker found out of character with the competitive nature of the player he guided to six grand slams before they split in December.

They collaborated on two Sondheim musicals, "Pacific Overtures" and "Sunday in the Park With George," which were presented at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, each production carving its peculiar performance space out of a tiny top-floor auditorium.

More importantly, the peculiar performance of low social capital individuals, in agreement with standard economic reasoning, adds to the knowledge of the circumstances that makes the crowding out/in of intrinsic motivation likely to occur.

The other actors, not to be outdone, compete to deliver their most peculiar performances to date, and why a freaked-out Dylan McDermott and a near-wordless Janeane Garofalo chose to offer their services to this project must remain a secret between themselves and their maker.

Picking out peculiar performances with 10, 20, even 30 years of hindsight and data is easy compared to spotting them in real-time, says Berthelot, who is working on developing metrics that could be used without decades of data.

These studies evidenced how each algorithm is characterized by peculiar overall performances and tolerance to errors in the sequences.

And "being typical" poses a peculiar problem in performance history, because performance historians have so valorized triumph that extraordinariness has come to stand as a default measure of what matters in performance history.

Singer Samuel Herring's own peculiar brand of performance is famously mesmerising.