Sentence examples for performing feels from inspiring English sources

Practice until what you are performing feels smooth.

Yet while the work is basic, the pressure to perform feels intense.

Megan Neuringer, the soccer-playing actress who grew up in Mamaroneck, agreed that going into the city to perform feels natural.

(Petrusich) Jolie Holland (Tuesday) Ms. Holland's luxurious jazz vocals are a compelling match for her considerably more ramshackle country-folk; listening to her perform feels a little bit like wearing high heels and lipstick in a barn.

The new music, while exquisitely performed, feels too subtle, too gentle to hold any substantial appeal for North American audiences, which was presumably not the aim of this dash through the snow.

Watching Grouplove perform feels like watching a big jam session between good friends.

The abstract moves, flatly performed, feel less abstract because the hugging and kissing and strangling, also flatly performed, have alerted us to the drama between the dancers.

The long opening number with his childhood hero William Shatner, which focussed on how he performed, felt like when the best man takes the microphone at the wedding and launches in to a way-too-long story about himself.

It does them good, but truth be told -- it makes those of us who perform feel even better.

The 34-year-old made fans go wild as she and Minaj performed "Feeling Myself" for the first time on a live stage.

Through interviews with children, teachers, parents and experts in the field it delves into the stress and pressure to perform felt by our children, often from third grade into high school.