Sentence examples for performances of which from inspiring English sources

They were in trances, but still able to perform their duties, the performances of which were only seen by the ten or so people in the room with Morazan.

The more mysterious moments in his performances, of which there are many in "Flight," depend less on pure technique than on a kind of educated instinct, some strange mixture of calculation and spontaneity.

The Sevilla and Spain winger is close to a deal that will take him to the Premier League for £17m, plus a further £4.6m based on performances, of which the Spanish club believe £2.9m is virtually guaranteed.

Two performances of which she can feel justly proud have been on television this year – as one of the quintet of young murder victims from Ipswich in BBC1's excellent Five Daughters and, earlier this month, as a pregnant teenage Olympic diving hopeful in Dominic Savage's BBC2 drama Dive.

Although she cites it as one of the performances of which she is proud (she also mentions "Miami Blues" and "Georgia"), detractors found her rather baroque interpretation too mannered and her lines, delivered through a Cheshire-cat grin, hard to decipher.

Yes, we've had a good event with some truly exceptional performances of which we can be justifiably proud but so, too, have Germany and New Zealand.

Indeed, I can't recall a single Widmark performance of which that isn't true.

It is the kind of performance of which Vincent Gallo was once capable, before collapsing into affectation and absurdity.

It was not a performance of which the Stella Adler academy would approve, but I couldn't really blame him.

Discussion of Milnes' preparation for the title role in "Don Giovanni" with the Met. in 1974, the performance of which crowned his career.

McIlroy was something else, a rhapsody in blue, giving a performance of which only a few in any sport are capable.