Sentence examples for performance feelings from inspiring English sources

Dr. S. Ward Cassells, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, said the Army was familiar with the most common triggers: marital or relationship problems, poor job performance, feelings of failure on the battlefield and alcohol or drug abuse.

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"We come away from a performance feeling joyful and energized.

I think this is overstated, but I can't deny that I showed up for Johnston's Chicago performance feeling nervous on his behalf.

At many moments in "Appomattox," inventive strokes in Mr. Glass's music capture something in the story and pull you in, and I left the performance feeling that he simply did not work hard enough to make the whole score as rich as its most intricate parts.

Conversely, Jason Lipshutz from Billboard was critical of the performance, feeling that it "failed to be the emotional stunner it desperately deserved to be".

He was slightly more positive regarding the "Thong Song" performance, feeling that Morrison had "a slightly less overwrought vocal than Sisqó", and observed that Salling did "more than a serviceable job" on "Sweet Caroline".

However, Maria's view of herself is in line with other nurses who are critical of their own performance, feeling that it falls short of accepted professional standards when they show their own vulnerability in patient care [ 43].

I can definitely remember, in those early performances, feeling nervous.

Brynner regretted that there were not more tryout performances, feeling that the schedule did not give him an adequate opportunity to develop the complex role of the King.

Wyler was unhappy with Heston's performances, feeling they did not make Judah Ben-Hur a plausible character, and Heston had to reshoot "I'm a Jew" 16 times.