Sentence examples for pushing performers from inspiring English sources
We investigated the maternal, fetal, and labor characteristics that influence the maternal "pushing performance" and sought to design a predictive index that prospectively identified "high" versus "low" pushing performers.
And what gloriously severe dancing it is, pushing performers almost beyond themselves.
Some, from Constantin Stanislavski to Lee Strasberg, stress the equivalence of actor and character, pushing performers to replicate the emotional states they are representing.
Ultimately a more collegial atmosphere might start to push performers beyond the concert stage into areas like fund-raising, marketing, audience development and customer satisfaction.
Ferneyhough and his near-contemporary Michael Finnissy had made reputations for themselves on the European new music scene with boldly ambitious scores whose intricate notations pushed performers over the boundaries of what they had thought was possible.
Fish worked through his feelings about death by pushing his performers through various feelings about life — until you got the distinct impression that they would be happy to live in Wallace's words forever.
And if something as fragile as taste is implicated, if the onrush of capital pushes performers, styles, genres into the margins -- well, that's just too bad.
With the right players, it could be a spur pushing the performer toward new territory.
A duet between Mr. Wampach and the dancer Tamar Sheref, "Sacre" is billed as a "grotesque and eerie" experience that pushes the performers (especially their lung capacity) to extremes.
The button-pushing performer showed a nipple during a concert in Istanbul on her 2012 MDNA world tour, days later flashing her bottom at a concert in Rome.
(Ms. Gambatese and Ms. Dilly are winning and polished veterans, but they are leading-lady-style performers, pushing to fill out more eccentric roles).
