Sentence examples for profound performance from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'profound performance' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe a performance that makes you think deeply about a topic or issue. For example, "After watching her profound performance, I was moved to consider the consequences of my actions."
In "Elegy," James Fayette, giving a profound performance, is separated from Ms. Kistler by Ms. Kowroski.
But Ms. Freeh and Mr. Sewell, dejected loners who temporarily find love and sex by stripping to flesh-colored leotards, offered a profound performance.
Taylor Mac's play, sensitively directed by Niegel Smith, is saved from potential proselytizing by Mac's awareness that his arguments have to grow in complexity in order for his characters to grow, and by Nielsen's pained and profound performance.
The ideas and questions proliferate and spawn others as the curtain comes down on Nielsen's pained and profound performance, on Mac's script, and on Smith's direction, a trinity of beautifully youthful, experimental efforts that remind one of the freshness of the art they were all born out of so long ago.
There, she filmed his self-revealing, self-promoting, and self-flaying self-presentation in "Portrait of Jason" (Fandor, on Amazon), in which the gifted but frustrated performer — a gay man who freely discusses his life as a "hustler" — also gives a profound performance in the role of a lifetime, himself.
The better CC selection and RB assignment in PSO-based JCCS election algorithm results in profound performance gap for increased UEs.
They were careful, serious, and profound little performances and over in a flash.
As a musician I also know that many of the most profound, inspiring performances are born of a mutually respectful and listening partnership, working towards the common good.
(Stephen Holden) * BILL CHARLAP AND SANDY STEWART (Tonight and tomorrow night) The profound, unadorned performances of standards by the jazz pianist Bill Charlap and his mother, the singer Sandy Stewart, are as deep as cabaret gets nowadays; not to be missed.
Some of the more profound orchestra performances of the 20th century were created by an Otto Klemperer hobbled by strokes, tottering in extreme old age yet capable of electrifying musicians with gestures that when looked at closely, had little to do with the motion of the music.
Membranes and the operating parameters together have a profound influence on performance of PEMFCs.
