Sentence examples for performer to be able from inspiring English sources

She's both too vulnerable-looking to credibly play a yuppie call girl and too limited a performer to be able to convey what the attractions and the costs of that life might be.

Indeed, he wanted traditional performers to be able to compete within the economic and political realities of modern society.

I started a new company called the National Asian Artists Project, for Asian performers to be able to play roles that they would never be cast in.

Good performers seemed to be able to maintain a representation of S1 until the end of the delay period even if it may have been a weak one.

Now I need to do what I need to do as a performer: I need to be able to disassociate".

While stillness and silent transmission of thought are the most important parts of small-screen acting, a performer also needs to be able to shatter the mask for startling contrast.

"There are a lot of performers who would like to be able to have a more direct relationship with their audiences and keep more of the money, there are people with different pornographic practices, people producing porn by women for women, people producing porn that's not exploitative".

It allowed me to play quieter songs and really make the most of all the dynamics and subtleties of the music, and as a performer it's really nice to be able to do that.

A lot of what I did as a performer was to train myself to be able to...make an emotional connection with a group of people".

The term "Iron Balloons," Mr. Channer said, is a music term that refers to performers who "don't seem to be able to 'bust out.' " "They've been denied opportunities or they've been offered them and haven't seized them," he said.

With this view, the high performers are then 34.7X more likely to be able to create a personalized omni-channel experience.