Sentence examples for resonant performance from inspiring English sources

Yet it's Mare Winningham, as the proprietor's enduring wife, who gives the most resonant performance.

Mr. Eaves finds moving notes of disappointment and yearning in his character and gives the play's most quietly resonant performance.

Written vignettes were transformed into intimate and resonant performance art pieces through workshops with former cast members and local artists.

By far the most resonant performance belongs to Zoe Caldwell, in the small role of Rebecca's mother, Jessica, the thunderously haughty founder and choreographer of the dance company in which her daughter is a rising star.

Its blunt evocation of the inhumane treatment of would-be immigrants strikes despairing chords, but Ms. Niles's focused, emotionally resonant performance compels attention and engagement, at least for the first hour.

The internal strain of such beams can be used to improve the resonant performance of the devices.

Given the resonant performances of Soares, Calvert and Arestis, the pastoral idyll of Act 2 seems charming but slight.

Both Mr. Lepage and Ms. Michaud, who together wrote the script for "The Blue Dragon," give subdued, delicate and emotionally resonant performances.

Partly by using a flexed under-lid to project the sounds, but also by the variety and accuracy of her touch and the care of her pedaling, Ms. Okashiro produced extremely resonant performances.

But even that idea was subtly subverted when, with seamless technical finesse, the resonant performances of Adrian Lester and Rory Kinnear in Othello were melded with a sound-recording of Olivier and Frank Finlay in the National's 1964 production.

The influence of piezoelectric sensor design on electrothermally actuated micro-electro-mechanical (MEMS) resonators performance (resonant frequency and Q factor) has been investigated.