Sentence examples for performed with the sort of from inspiring English sources

Reviewing that event in The New York Times, Michael Kimmelman wrote that the group "performed with the sort of assurance one expects from far more seasoned ensembles".

Soloist, orchestra, and conductor all performed with the sort of devotion that can still make a symphony concert of the conventional type an exciting event.

They were still there when Patrick Chan performed with the sort of huge lead that Chan could not have imagined possessing little over a year ago when he was failing to live up to his own expectations at his home Olympics in Vancouver.

Not a word out of place, not a hesitation, he performs with the sort of ruthless efficiency that US comics seem to prefer, and which makes the more conversational British style look a bit sloppy.

Also, a lot of magicians have in common with a lot of people in children's theatre the habit of performing with the sort of broad gesture that seems based on the assumption that the entire audience is one rather slow-witted person in the back row.

Daron Hogg, who at 15 was so beautiful, bore such a likeness to Boy George and had such a winning way with harem pants that he was invited to tour Europe and perform with the band (sort of like a Saddam Hussein impersonator but with more lace), and managed to fool the entire nation of France.

It's rap, but performed by the sort of person who reads The Chap magazine.

This treatment most often is performed with a sort of de-horning paste, which can be found in abundance, and should not be performed if it is going to rain.

There, she met a Nepalese surgeon with whom she trekked across the Himalayas while he performed the sort of surgeries documented in her film.

He was a disappointment to directors who wanted him to perform the sort of madcap adventures associated with the Fairbanks name.

That has been a noticeable failing of Cameroon in this tournament - Song's capacity to deliver a quick and sharp pass is not matched by his team-mates, who struggle to perform with any sort of precision once the tempo is raised.