Sentence examples for performance acted from inspiring English sources

Here a violent mob, on the grounds that a play offended their religion, successfully prevented its performance, acted as censors, and threatened the life of its author.

The performance acted out, and not for the better, the same dichotomy between William Wolfram's precise, energetic and wholly satisfying piano playing and a murky orchestral togetherness emerging, neither particularly rightly nor particularly wrongly, as a blurry approximation of extroverted feeling.

We found that low self-competence and less satisfaction with academic performance acted as trigger factors in both urban and rural students.

The fact that these factors need to be monitored and deficient performance acted upon, make it is easy to argue the case against obtaining supplies from large numbers of smallholders.

I don't know if it's going to work.' He uses all these performance acts to achieve his goals".

Oh, sure, there were burgeoning art luminaries such as Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf and George Condo, but Magnuson and Arias were the must-see performance acts, at venues like Club 57, on St. Mark's Place.

The carnival will feature a range of activities including art projects, carnival games, and performance acts for children to enjoy with their buddy.

Leibowitz's attempt to exclude God from history thus leaves him apparently unable to account for the divinity of the commandments in a manner that would render their performance acts of commitment to God in the ordinary sense.

Performance acts like these had been around since the late '50s, when they were called Happenings.

By 1974, when Meier created 48 Personalities he was using photographs no longer as just secondary documentation to record his performance acts, but as integral components to the art he was creating.

Though the lyrics of the song like "Do you want to see me down on my knees?" portray female helplessness, the video performance acts as a counter-text to it.