Sentence examples for performing abilities from inspiring English sources

"I'm in awe of Montego Glover, her performing abilities," Mr. Jones said.

Each game afforded an outlet for his performing abilities, though none so much as the last: Charades.

He used his performing abilities as a teacher of not only music and drama, but also French.

Michigan, where being a complete musician involves keeping up your performing abilities, was healthful in a way many places have not been in my estimation for young composers.

"Very charismatic, absolutely unique — the verbal and the performing abilities — he was electrifying, and based on his song 'The Bottle,' and 'The Revolution,' and seeing him, I signed him.

Wendy, it emerges, is concerned about the effects of age on her performing abilities ("over 30" is how the script describes her character), and she is having trouble trading the familial feeling of circus life for the free-floating rootlessness of urban singlehood.

As ever, the performing ability on display is terrible: lyrics are mumbled; solos are fudged.

In the absence of that, small wonder the audience roots not necessarily for the best wordsmiths, but the ones who best combine wordsmithery with performing ability and charm.

He also held a court appointment as a treble viol player, but it was for his performing ability as a harpsichordist that he was best known.

Bird's own estimation of his performing ability is more equivocal, and he has no trouble with critics who say that Adam from Friday Night Dinner and Will from The Inbetweeners are virtually indistinguishable.

Entertainment Weekly J. D. Considine gave Live a C grade and wrote that, despite Usher's performing ability, the audio album is boring without video footage of the concerts.