Sentence examples for performance in something from inspiring English sources

I think it's true that if I want to improve my performance in something, I need to measure and track it.

The Asus Republic of Gamers G751 is a top-tier gaming notebook, but it still falls prey to that essential truth about gaming notebooks, making for an experience that stretches the definition of "portable," but that also should keep gamers looking for maximum performance in something that still meets the basic definition of a notebook very, very happy.

Borle, who's given smashing comic performances in "Something Rotten!" and "Peter and the Starcatcher," is, on paper, the man for the job.

In performance, in fact, something strange happens.

She admits she'd love to have livestreamed Mark Rylance's barnstorming performance in Jerusalem, something her predecessors refused to do.

"'You want to be an animal science major".' Mr. Perry told the anecdote here Wednesday morning to students at Liberty University in a speech that seemed to go to great lengths to explain and rationalize his poor academic performance in college, something that has already been an issue in the race for the G.O.P. presidential nomination.

By the most advanced and comprehensive measure of defensive performance in baseball, something baseball stat-heads call the "Ultimate Zone Rating," the best fielder in all of baseball is the Seattle Mariners center fielder Franklin Gutiérrez.

With Mayall, though, maybe it was this existential angst that made his performances – especially in something as overpoweringly bleak as Bottom – so electrifying.

Third, it's hard to imagine the bullshit not seeping into performances and resulting in something less than the emotional nakedness that is Gyllenhaal's, and likely most good actors', ideal state.

The real shame is that Benedict Cumberbatch's performance in "Sherlock" is something really distinctive and special.

Although his position was onerous and quite likely could not have been filled as well by any other Southern political leader most of them having come to prominence in a period of growing disinclination to compromise Davis's overall performance in office left something to be desired.