Sentence examples for performers ability from inspiring English sources

Other positive reviews have noted the lack of mistakes in the comic timing and performance, the strength of the guest stars, and the performers' ability to keep up the pace that is expected in a 30 Rock episode.

The polarizing show reveals performers' ability to channel other people: you can borrow someone else's age, gender, ethnicity, vibe, and coolness.

Again, as I stood in our defenseless circle, I felt uneasy and unprotected, a testament to the performers' ability.

I admired the performers' ability to turn their sexuality on and off between takes, and it was hard to tell where the line between acting and genuine enjoyment lay.

Mr. Posner's production, which runs on the West End well into the new year, goes for a by-the-book, pro forma approach to a play that he treats utterly naturalistically, the show succeeding (or not) on the strength of its performers' abilities to get beneath the skin of a household given over to frustration, despair and erotic yearning.

Exposure of performance-related injury within musical communities has been previously documented to be associated with negative connotations related to the performers' abilities as well as fears of employment termination [ 20, 48].

This change corresponds to changes in aesthetic value, not merely in performer ability.

These ballets were based on dramas that were in keeping with Soviet political philosophy and, to express their themes and tell their stories through gesture, relied as much on the performers' acting ability as on their technical skills.

For female performers, the ability to confidently run over gravel in ill-fitting platform heels somehow turns into a job skill, as does pretending you aren't freezing in skimpy outfits or sweltering in five layers of wardrobe.

This elegantly blends in the perceived overtones of "power" in the form of the performer's ability to respond to clues in the context that make the performance "work".

Fortunately the show's chintzy elements are offset not only by the performers' extraordinary abilities but also by their mostly self-effacing manners.