When performance is successful, the sorting rule is changed, from color to form or number; the subject must recognize the change and discover the new correct rule.
(On the other hand, "not all the star performances are successful," such as Robin Williams as Dwight D. Eisenhower).
However, not all of Edwards' performances were successful: his turn at Angelo in Shakespeare's Measure for Measure was called "invertebrate" by drama critic William John Lawrence; in Lawrence's estimation, Edwards and his fellow actors paled against the powerful performance of Avonia Jones as Isabella.
Our performance was so successful that we were asked for another "American wedding song".
Nonetheless, his performance was so successful that Essiedu will now be playing Edmund in the RSC production of King Lear later this year.
Here's why: Dems believe one of the key reasons Romney's debate performance was so successful is that he managed to dispel doubts about the lack of specificity in his plans, by projecting a general air of competence, authority and policy know-how.
During VBP, catching performance was more successful, tracking of the ball occurred earlier and lasted longer, with maximum grip aperture emerging earlier with a slower maximum velocity than in BPO.
But this performance was more successful, perhaps because the people gathered here, being non-actors, kept breaking the fourth wall and giggling at the ridiculousness of the event they'd staged, or perhaps because times have changed, and absurdity feels appropriate to the current historical moment.
Our performance was so successful that we were asked for another "American wedding song". Craig and I had practiced an imitation of Mick and Keith doing "Street Fighting Man" and an over-the-top version of Bob Dylan doing "The Times They Are A-Changin'". We did both of these, accompanying ourselves on air guitars.
