Sentence examples for performance to stifle from inspiring English sources
Trailing by one goal after last month's first leg, Algeria produced a patient and disciplined performance to stifle Burkina and nick the goal they needed.
In Sport mode, with the exhaust system's active bypass valves wide open, the engine's full-throttle song is front-row operatic – and with no roof to stifle the performance, it is doubly so.
The series begins with what may be his most celebrated performance, as a man who tries to stifle his sexual confusions by joining Mussolini's Fascists in Bernardo Bertolucci's 1970 film "The Conformist" (Friday and Saturday).
Since Johansson and her co-star Michael Pitt (who plays the mysterious villain Kuze) both deliver solid performances, I might have been able to stifle my reservations about the casting, just as I've done with other Hollywood movies.
Thus, if their job performance is the same, why does corporate America continue to stifle this form of self-expression?
Most important to him, he says, is not to stifle individuality, which he says is often missing from performances today.
In 1972 City Ballet's performances were relegated to the Lensoviet Palace of Culture, but Soviet authorities were unable to stifle the power of Ballanchine's dance.
If some of the plot details defy credibility, Romain Duris's electrifying performance makes you overlook any inconsistencies, as his likable character becomes a man on the run barely able to stifle his panic.
The team's performance at White Hart Lane was met with disapproval from the correspondent from the Daily Mail, who wrote that Burnley set out to stifle their opponents and in doing so "spoilt the match".
And I hate to stifle creativity.
