Sentence examples for performance thought from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps the mayor, still flying high from his Inner Circle performance, thought he was talking to the National Lampoon," Forrest R. Taylor, the chief of staff to Gifford Miller, the Council speaker, said in a statement.

The team's coach commented on Frazier's powerful defensive performance, "thought Tim Frazier did a very nice job defensively on the point guard for Fairfield who is a really good player.

The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells Though this science fiction classic was first published in 1897, the story reached an unbelievable level of infamy when it was read over CBS Radio in 1938 and unsuspecting listeners, not realizing that it was simply a broadcast performance, thought that there was actually an alien invasion about to occur.

Going Sane by Adam Phillips 256pp, Hamish Hamilton, £14.99 Not so very long ago that most sagacious of literary critics, Frank Kermode, said that we were ready for the adjective "Phillipsian" - derived, of course, from Adam Phillips's growing body of work, mostly collections of essays so agile and exuberant in their performance of thought that jumping in is irresistible.

These logs should record key aspects of every imagery session including the quality of the imagined performance, any thoughts and feelings that occur (positive or negative), problems that emerged, and what you need to work on for the next session.

Danny Sapani's muscular, intricate performance incarnates both thought and rage.

"Sean's an old friend of mine and I didn't buy his performance at all – thought he did an average pretend acting like he was gay besides he's one of the most homophobic people I kno [sic]".

They had hoped to hear Luciano Pavarotti as Cavaradossi in a season-ending performance that many thought might also be the 66-year-old Mr. Pavarotti's last at the Met.

Only afterward does she discuss the power to transfix an audience with a performance; her first thought is of her presence, not her craft, and Moreau replicates that idea in two scenes of herself — or, rather, of Sarah — on movie sets.

A benefit to support neighborhood food distribution programs, the three-performance "Food for Thought" marathon will include dances by some 18 choreographers and companies, chosen by Heidi Latsky (tonight), Wendy Perron (tomorrow) and Susan Osberg (Sunday).

As for the much-trumpeted celebrity performances, my first thought was "yuck", but it's tastefully done and you don't have to watch Stephen Fry and Kim Cattrall if you don't want to.