Sentence examples for performance which suggests a from inspiring English sources

Much of the reason that their dynamic works is because of Tennant's sly and layered performance, which suggests a grotesque innocence beneath Kilgrave's sadism, a distorted belief that this is true romance.

The vibrant performance, which suggests a dark-side, spring-loaded version of the Phil Dunphy character from "Modern Family" (Getman even has a passing resemblance to Ty Burrell), gives the whole production an extra charge.

We can see from Figure 2 that MWER-RK is showing better performance, which suggests that a significant portion of the wrong predictions includes figures at relatively lower ranks the less important figures and it also proves the necessity of using MWER-RK for more reasonable evaluation.

We found that regional cerebral hypermetabolism is associated to impaired cognitive performance, which suggests that it reflects a local deleterious neuronal and/or astrocytic process.

In Oyelowo's emotive performance, which suggests Othello's otherness with a slight African accent, there's a vein of self-loathing that runs fast and wide within him.

But Riga inspired a spirited performance which suggests his team are not as doomed as their early-season form indicates, against a Wolves side who had enjoyed three straight wins going into the international break.

Therefore, the P3a component appeared to be unaffected by an individual's motivation or overt performance, which suggests that it may have potential for development as a physiological measure for differentiating between malingerers and those with genuine TBI.

Fatherhood, as it happens, is what links Mr. Pitt's roles in "Moneyball" and "The Tree of Life" — he also played a father in "Babel" (2006), another acclaimed performance — which suggests that advancing age, at least for certain actors, can be a boon.

East Asians hold deep superstitions about numbers, yet outperform western nations in the international league tables of mathematical performance, which suggests that strong mystical beliefs about numbers are not an impediment to learning arithmetic skills.

Note there is still a large gap between human and algorithm performance, which suggests room for improvement.

Bionate® II showed better tribological performance, which suggests it is more favourable for use in hemiarthroplasty design.