Sentence examples for performers authenticity from inspiring English sources

But it's the mistakes and the imperfections that make drag interesting, because they reveal the performers' authenticity and vulnerability: if the drag star can't put the pieces together without effort, why not let the effort show through the pancake makeup and the feathers?

It's hard to imagine a production of "Rice Boy" without the ethnic authenticity these performers lend their roles, though it's even harder to imagine one without their talent.

Hearing Janis Joplin for the first time at Monterey, he embraces her as his new rock heroine but also describes her as a performer whose fusion of authenticity and vulnerability should have flagged up her doom to those close to her.

I'm struck by the Kitten lead singer's gravitas as a performer, songwriting skills, and authenticity.

Some fans may view this as a betrayal, muses performer Alexis Fawx, lessening the authenticity of a shot, misrepresenting advertised scenes, or otherwise mucking with the integrity of a fantasy.

So recorded sound blew away the nimbus of authenticity surrounding live performers – but it did worse things.

It's about the 'yes".' Mr. Marin, who said that he looks for unpredictability, spontaneity and the sense of authenticity in flamenco performers, points out that flamenco has a structure and several set patterns of rhythm.

Because of its subject matter, City of God contains an astonishing amount of brutal gunplay, but there's a different mood here from the hyperreal pyrotechnics of John Woo; there's a casual authenticity to the performers and action that gives City of God a street-tough power.

He even hired a supporting cast of real-life elderly performers to give his film authenticity.

But Hoffman, who says the the story is about people in their "third act", hired a supporting cast of real-life elderly performers to give his film authenticity.

These sections resist easy summation, despite being loaded with smart ideas about authenticity and the performer-audience relationship.