Sentence examples for pliable performance from inspiring English sources
That was a brisk, pliable performance, perhaps a bit too streamlined, but never overstudied or too monumental even in the great slow movement.
Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP), a former state bank which was privatised last December, was subject to the same political pressures, but its reaction was less yielding (and its performance correspondingly better) than that of Crédit Lyonnais.Why was Mr Haberer so pliable?
Aside from Ms. Coltrane's chunk of the set, Luis Perdomo played piano, and the band performed Coltrane's "Satellite" and the ballads "Wise One" and "After the Rain"; they were secure performances, treating the works as repertory but softening them to fit Ravi Coltrane's more pliable, nimble approach.
The afternoon performance on Feb. 21 at the Kimmel Center here was a shared experience, playing both to the rich and pliable resources of these players and the sentiments of their conductor.
Remaining pliable is crucial.
The 1969 performance finds Davis in fierce form (it's already available, too), backed by a trio (Chick Corea, Dave Holland, and Jack DeJohnette) that was both pliable and inventive.
The audiences are more pliable.
ECONOMIC theory is wonderfully pliable.
The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.
