Sentence examples for performance bears from inspiring English sources
His past debate performance bears this out even further.
Mr. Morris said that Mr. Carrey's performance bears little outward resemblance to the Steven he knew.
What's more, the switch's performance bears a strong resemblance to that of a memristor, a component theorized in 1971 as a fourth fundamental circuit element (along with the capacitor, resistor and inductor).
Musically the performance bore eloquent evidence to long and careful rehearsal.
Quoted out of context, they mean little; in performance, borne on the rhythm and the melody, they overcame any defenses I might have had.
Stocks in the materials and the financial sectors, which are more vulnerable to the economy's performance, bore the brunt of the selling before recovering.
His performance bore the hallmarks of a man more relaxed now that he no longer had to deal with 2am emergency meetings to discuss affairs of state, and who had got his life back.
By the latter stages of the defeat to South Korea – and in fact well before everything completely unravelled – Germany's performance bore more than a passing resemblance to the fare offered up by England against Iceland at Euro 2016.
Mr. Khrushchev's performance bore no relation whatsoever to what goes by the name of diplomacy in the West - or indeed to human behaviour since the days when warriors taunted their enemies into battle by bawling insults at them from the top of the ramparts.
It was an amazing performance, borne of a doubt before the Games which dissipated.
The researchers note in their paper that the ravens' performance bore "conspicuous similarities" to the abilities of great apes in similar tasks.
