Sentence examples for performance represented from inspiring English sources
U2's performance represented a paradigm shift.
Because at the Philharmonic, despite the professionalism of the orchestra, the performance represented business as usual, while at Juilliard there was something at stake.
The pope's performance represented a clear improvement over many of his public appearances here in October, during the public events tied to his 25th anniversary as pope.
Mr. Ostrowski's performance represented a collapse in the Labour vote from 45percentt in the 2005 general election, when Labour won its third straight national election.
Of that total, Mr. Shao estimated that tablets or capsules that claim to build muscles or enhance athletic performance represented perhaps $2.8 billion in sales.
Miliband, who was Labour's foreign secretary from 2007 to 2010, said that performance represented a turning away from the country's more welcoming past.
Her frightening, twisted performance represents "an all-too-familiar character in America", as she puts it.
Go for the exercise in sheer untrammeled technique that Mr. Rylance's performance represents.
What parent would want to set their son – or daughter – on a course where that sort of masochistic performance represents the crowning glory?
An improved trade performance, representing higher sales of American products overseas and lower imports, was the biggest contributor to the second-quarter improvement, adding 1.4 percentage points to the 4percentt growth rate.
She is, from the start, a complicated, frequently uncharming character, and Ms. Tautou's fierce and sinewy performance represents a decisive break with the dimpled-pixie typecasting she has been struggling against since "Amélie".
