Sentence examples for performance wholly from inspiring English sources

McIlwee said Tesco had competed "slightly better than most" over the holiday period, with the performance wholly accounted for by volume growth since food price inflation had dissipated.

This is an exceptionally generous star performance, wholly respectful of ensemble.

It's a gutsy performance, wholly lacking in vanity, informed by a fierce will that her captors underestimate at their own peril.

"Glee" may love music, but often it abuses it, with performances wholly lacking grit.

Still, the performance was wholly admirable, with firm leadership from the concertmaster Cynthia Freivogel and fine contributions from the principal wind players.

Though his surreptitious gropings are characterised as "more appreciative than exploratory", and Matthew Kelly's performance appears wholly benign, the inescapable fact remains that he's a sexual predator who locks the classroom door.

Not only has Charter's performance been wholly deficient and its behavior before the Commission contrary to the laws of New York State and regulations of the Commission, but it has also repeatedly claimed not to be bound by the terms of the Commission's approval.

Thus it is possible that effects of developmental stress on flight performance are wholly due to consequent differences in overall size or catch-up growth.

The performances are wholly convincing and the unremittingly pessimistic view of life in Britain's neglected inner-city areas is bracingly honest.

My childhood spelling bees, violin recitals and other performances were wholly unpleasant, but I now understand it's possible for public speaking to be dreadful enough to make me physically ill and, at the same time, so fun that I'm giddy by the end.

It's an astonishing performance, utterly fearless, wholly acted.