Sentence examples for performance a sort of from inspiring English sources

Hers is a respectable performance, a sort of sonic photograph of the score; his is a work of genius.

Ian McDiarmid is horribly chilly as the Elector: his performance a sort of tour de force in clenched froideur, seething underneath.

It's a performance, really — a sort of one-man show".

The performance was a sort of unwitting requiem for the room's audio history.

High jinks are further encouraged by the Dodge's performance computer, a sort of live-action video game that's best played at maximum muscle-car volume.

"We push her out," he says, "and... it's incredible, it's a miracle, it's happened... there's brand-new tires on the wheels of her chair!" Gash's performance is a sort of striptease of hope.

(See Bresnahan 2014 for an account of improvisational artistry in live dance performance as a sort of agency that is consistent with this positive view).

The performance was a sort of comeback for Ensler.

"It could be seen as something that's kind of funny and sad, but it's also a genuine wish that music performance is a sort of way of coming together, a collective cry.

The Met will make this bold pairing of romance and dark passion available for audiences around the world when it simulcasts the Feb. 14 matinee performance as a sort of Valentine's Day special to more than 2,000 theaters in 69 countries.

Macdonald, who is fifty-six, and whose performances have a sort of sunny nihilism, talked about Chekhov's stories.