Sentence examples for performance and commented from inspiring English sources

Singer was very impressed by his performance and commented on how well the "American actor" was able to grasp the character.

Singer was impressed by Laurie's performance and commented on how well the "American actor" grasped the character, not realizing Laurie was British.

She opined that "Hurricane" was "the best representation of a steadfast performance" and commented that the album "lends the opportunity for a tranquil and calm display of their abilities and more importantly, their hearts".

Jeffrey Kauffman of DVD Talk praised Baldwin for his performance and commented that "Alive and Schticking" helped "jumpstart the series creatively after a couple of seasons" and "It's fun to see the actors momentarily break character, a la The Carol Burnett Show, where the absurdity of certain situations (usually involving Jack and/or Karen) makes giggling all but impossible".

Therefore, the study has practical relevance, as demonstrated by doctors seeking feedback on their performance and commenting that they used the process as a preparation for future examinations.

The Western Times described him as "an unexceptionable candidate", while the Taunton Courier elaborated on his past election performances, and commented that he was "becoming accustomed to acting as a political ninepin".

Her performance was noted and commented upon by the senior leadership of the Royal Navy: Lord Fisher criticised Pelly's performance, calling him a "poltroon" and adding "The Tigers gunnery seems to have been villainously bad on January 24, yet she seems to have had a lot of practice".

Robie Daw of Idolator recognized the performance as "intimate" and commented that it featured Adele's soulful vocals simply accompanied by "haunting" piano chords.

Gonzalez gave the performance a "B+", and commented that it wasn't her favorite group number, mostly because she felt the song "wasn't [Lady Gaga's] best effort".

Gonzalez gave the performance an "A" and commented: "While part of me would have said that pairing Rachel and Quinn for a duet would vocally be like putting a pit bull in a cage match with a Maltipoo, it actually worked!

Nashville Opera's John Hoomes has tested out the idea of having members of the cast and artistic team watch a video of the opening performance and comment on the happenings, and making this audio available to people on their smart phones for second time viewers of that opera in order to have a "director's cut" experience.