Sentence examples for performances so much from inspiring English sources

Ms. Friedrich and Ms. Uhl sink so completely into their discontented characters that you don't have the sense of observing performances so much as watching lives being lived.

As for why Heidecker loves bad performances so much, he considers it "a very philosophical question about comedy", but it seems to boil down to schadenfreude.

Inspired in part by video of Glenn Gould singing to himself as he played, the work had the same quality that gave Gould's performances so much of their power: the sense of spying, of watching something you weren't supposed to see.

Mr. DePalma liked his performance so much, he made the part bigger.

Team Wavestorm's Instagram isn't about high performance so much as sheer invention.

That's not an indictment of performance so much as it is a letdown in strategic competence.

They enjoyed the first performance so much that they drove themselves to Winslow and joined the train.

One night Bing Crosby saw the show and admired his performance so much, he asked to meet him.

That if they can also manage musicians with respect, as well as help shape a performance, so much the better.

But perhaps nothing illustrates the tension that can exist between private reading and public performance so much as the reception of spoken-word poetry in the mid-1980s, in particular spoken word's competitive aspect, the poetry slam.

With a script by Nicholas Meyer, and direction by Isabel Coixet, Elegy is one of the films of the year, and Sir Kingsley delivers a performance so much better than his Oscar-winning work in Gandhi - his breakthrough film - that it's hard to believe it's the same man.