Sentence examples for performers project from inspiring English sources

As with Mr. Paxton's pieces, we see how people, under glass as performers, project themselves to the world.

Rather than examine how Dunn's backstory of pain and feelings of separateness inform her present, Moayed has the performers project her story as it happens.

This weekend's programs include the Notario Dance Company (tonight and tomorrow) and "The Next Generation" (Braham Crane, NY Performers' Project, Rileydance, SO Dance Collective and Synthesis Too).

Like that of her friend Pina Bausch, her work grips us from the start, gliding from fast to slow, crawling to flying, shuffling to bouncing, all feats these performers project with audacious skill.

On NTS Radio, Horton also highlighted Decibel's contributions to gender equity by striving to book at least 30-40% female-identified performers, projecting anti-sexual harassment messages on the walls of venues, and providing pocket-sized cards that dancers can give to someone in response to unwanted physical attention.

On one hand, the performer projects a sequence of activity upon which the audience concentrates intensely.

Uchida, both as a personality and as a performer, projects authority without demanding it.

Because making music is, at heart, a formidable acting job — in which the performer projects a stage persona that may not be much like what he or she is like offstage — public interviews with musicians can be a gamble.

Responding to students' performance in TIMSS and PISA in East Asian countries/regions – low interests, low confidence, not seeing the value of mathematics, and high-achieving performance in average but a substantial percentage of "lowest performers"– a project JUST DO MATH has been launched in Taiwan.

But social media is also a gestural mechanism that while brilliant for blasting 140 characters of moral outrage, is equally adept at allowing performers who project coolness -- but are unashamed and calculating capitalists, simply edgier and hipper personas than the hated bankers at Goldman Sachs -- to escape the real behaviors that demonstrate economic courage.

With a penetrating gaze, directed alternately at the audience and at the other performers, he projects a particularly creepy presence, at times controlling and at others submissive.