Sentence examples for practiced performer from inspiring English sources

Michelle, a practiced performer, smiled warmly.

In those cases the viewer is aware and appreciative of a trained and practiced performer using her craft to produce a range of intelligible effects.

Mr. Williams, a Welsh farmer who has become a practiced performer on British television this week, said he felt the siege should be lifted while it still occupied the "high moral ground".

The single exception was Jean Cocteau, a more than practiced performer who could turn on at a moment's notice and did not fail to do so when in Venice in 1956.

They recognized him for the real thing and when he spoke and cracked that lopsided Italian smile, the crowd understood this wasn't just a practiced performer.

And practically speaking, as musical theater wanes, or more positively put, as it is being redefined, its most practiced performers are writing and collaborating on their own performance pieces, which are, more often than not, a storybook of their lives in theater, with songs as intrinsic to their themes as they are integrated to the book in a traditional musical.

And the compressed time frame means there is less of the acute observation that distinguished "The Boy Who Plays" and more scenes of the family members, now practiced performers, talking to the camera.

They are good performers".

Unlike the projection-mapped make-up model designed by Omote, Curl actually gains as many as two extra faces singing, aligning, unaligning, and realigning with each other at once, throughout what could only have been a dilligently practiced dance between performer and projector.

To sing songs with trained voices (as opposed to the karaoke variety), recite jokes with a practiced ease, and perform with the slick confidence that can only come from someone never taking a night off is not an easy feat, and these performers nailed it.

As performers, Levine and Takal are both practiced and casual; as a director, Levine displays a sharp comedic touch; the result is self-deprecating and self-revealing.