But swaying anxiously under the bleachers, I was more concerned with getting through my first pregame performance mistake-free.
It is the parody of the first Bush-Gore debate, which the vice president's staff reportedly made him watch to correct his performance mistakes.
"If you think all the other failing charter schools aren't trying to figure out how to improve their academic performance, you're mistaken".
As with his rendition of "O Death," the folk song he sang a cappella for the Coen brothers' 2000 film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," the supposed weirdness of a Stanley vocal performance is easily mistaken for the essence of his art.
We now know that hands-on experiences can elicit mistaken performance, such as in the domain of density and sinking objects.
Results from Experiment 2 reaffirm that hands-on experiences might highlight the heaviness of objects and thus lead to mistaken performance.
To address this question, we examined whether mistaken performance lingered past an intermediate phase, when real-life objects were no longer present.
The real-life Crawford's greatest performances have often been mistaken for camp, and Dunaway's own deeply empathetic performance here miraculously channelling Crawford's manner and power suffered the same fate.
It is no accident that his rulings may be mistaken for performance art.
In more than a few cases, candidates argue that the board's assessment of their financial performance is flawed or mistaken.
