Sentence examples for performance much of from inspiring English sources

His performance, much of which was improvised in the traditional Mike Leigh method, was lauded as "masterful" and won him the best actor award at Cannes.

The company's performance, much of it en pointe, in parts lacks precision and spice, particularly in the spacing and pacing of some second-half set pieces, but full assurance of execution will surely build swiftly on tour.

In some respects it was highly unlikely that the industry would repeat its heady 2009 performance, much of which was propelled by temporary economic-stimulus measures implemented by governments around the world.

Because in Monteverdi's times stage music was rarely thought to have much utility after its initial performance, much of this music vanished shortly after its creation.

There are also 12 published volumes of "Deadbase," full notations of Dead performances; much of this information is available online at deadbase.com.com

Only the steady, understated naturalness of the performances, much of which were improvised, keeps the movie from coming down with that bad case of the cutes that often afflicts rom-coms.

With its natural performances (much of the dialogue was improvised) and believably cobbled-together look, "The Dirties" — shot in an actual high school with real students — effectively grasps the way fear and anger must be sublimated to be endured.

And after a display that only underlined the decline in his performances, much of the spotlight will be on Hart, who is simply making too many mistakes for the comfort of club and country.

The movie starred Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep, each of whom were nominated for Academy Awards for their performances; much of the filming was done on location in Albany.

Johnny Rotten gave a bizarre performance, much to the dismay of a thirsty crowd.

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