Sentence examples for performance worth from inspiring English sources

But this was a performance worth remembering, yet is so often forgotten.

Yet the team statesman Ben Wallace identified one very frustrating – and correctable – element of Detroit's dismal offensive performance worth addressing directly: the overextension of the third-year forward Austin Daye.

It is a performance worth seeing for the thrill of the adamantine first movement — and for the hope that the other movements, on second or third run-through, will become similarly strong.

Is the performance worth that?

Which points to one key problem with the Acura label it has never really stood for luxury or performance worth paying top dollar for.

It is a performance worth watching.

New South Wales were handed a thumping eight-wicket defeat at the hands of Western Australia in Perth, with a Ryan Carters century and 77 to Ben Rohrer the only performances worth crowing about for the visitors.

Nonetheless, this production offers some performances worth hearing, including Mary Mills as Mimi, Mary Dunleavy as a sparkling and soundly sung Musetta and, about half the time, Frank Lopardo as an uneven Rodolfo, with an intermittently melting timbre but without the high notes.

Nonetheless, this production of Puccini's ever-popular work about bohemians in Paris offers some performances worth hearing, notably that of Julius Rudel, a veteran who conducts with a sense of elasticity buoying his wonted firm approach.

Generally, Mr. Murray has given performances worth paying attention to in movies that no one sees, like his physical inhabitation of Hunter S. Thompson in "Where the Buffalo Roam," perhaps the only film example extant of Mr. Murray's ability to depict vulnerability and physical threat simultaneously.

Nonetheless, this production offers some performances worth hearing, including Mary Mills's as Mimi; Mary Dunleavy's as a sparkling and soundly sung Musetta; and, about half the time, Frank Lopardo's as an uneven Rodolfo, with an intermittently melting timbre, but without the high notes.