Sentence examples for performance perfection from inspiring English sources

Q: You've written, "A cold and calculated performance in which the only aim is to avoid mistakes will prove much more 'wrong' than a spontaneous, profound and not faultless performance". In what ways do you apply this lesson to your own practice and playing and how do you communicate this idea to students who might aspire to a kind of "performance perfection"?

If an issuer fails to meet investors' expectations, such as abstaining from repaying a loan, investors can then go to a court and seek performance, perfection of title to collateral or damages in order to be made whole for their losses.

In fact the 24-year-old Londoner timed her performance to perfection, charging through in the final 30m to beat the American superstar Sanya Richards and add the Olympics to her world and Commonwealth crowns.

This echoes the operation of performance and perfection codes as described by Evans, Rich, and Holroyd (2004).

If performance reached perfection after blocking, failures in the original task are likely due to cognitive inhibition problems: the inability to activate a detour-solution due to the salience of the toy.

Those performances require perfection – the small margin of error for a 2 03 is almost non-existent for a 2 02.

It was a late start compared to most dancers, who begin their careers before the age of 10 and retire in their early 30's, according to a study done in 2004, due to the intense rigors of a profession that demands constant physical and performance-based perfection.

But a performance "close to perfection" and other misty-eyed exaltations?

At the centre of it all is Moore, magnificently horrendous as the needy-greedy Havana, wallowing in the amniotic fluid of her own narcissistic self-loathing – a sick, siren-like performance of parasitic perfection.

"One of the most remorseless sessions ever witnessed in a World Championship match," wrote Acteson after Sunday's evening session, with Stenson adding to the praise, calling Davis' display "a performance of sheer perfection".

Women in the South are often expected to appear charming and beautiful, yet in some calculated, practiced way, with beauty pageants presenting a lineup of the purest female specimens -- poised and polished, immaculately glossy, executing every portion of the performance with tailored perfection.