Sentence examples for performance exposed from inspiring English sources
David Henry, director of programs at the Institute of Contemporary Art, said the performance exposed layers of media between the viewer and the candidates, like CNN's graphic that showed how Democrats, Republicans and independents in the audience reacted to each candidate's words.
The motion detection performance exposed for the algorithm clearly shows the interest of local adaptive thresholding compared to the global one used by the algorithm.
Huston's icy, raw, alcohol-fuelled performance exposes the psychological violence at the root of power.
Alcohol and drugs salve her wounds, and with frightening, clinical accuracy Ms. Leigh's performance exposes the ugliness of addiction.
The song "Blurred Lines" and its videos (as well as Sunday's VMA performance) expose two very strong undercurrents in the American psyche today: shame and vulnerability.
Where Keenlyside's performances expose his own personality, Bostridge's characters are externalised creations, as if added to the substance of Schubert's music.
Neurobehavioral outcome protocols typically study people at one point in time in a cross-sectional design, comparing the performance of exposed populations with either the performance of a control group or established normative data (e.g., Anger 1990; Anger et al. 1999).
This study examined the effects of different levels of compression (0, 20 and 40 mmHg) produced by leg garments on selected psycho-physiological measures of performance while exposed to passive vibration (60 Hz, amplitude 4-6 mm) and performing 3-min of alpine skiing tuck position.
At Silencio "Betty's" existence and performance are exposed as beautiful illusions which mask real-life sorrows.
Moyes should brace himself for a lot of scrutiny over the coming days because this was a performance that exposed serious shortcomings.
Pussy Riot's song-and-dance number shocked many people, myself included – yet it seems that their performance has exposed a genuine truth about the dismal failings of the criminal justice system.
