Sentence examples for some kind of performing from inspiring English sources

"I've always known that I wanted to do some kind of performing," she starts, "I never thought I'd do anything else.

But he is aware of what idleness does to him and he would like to get back into some kind of performing.

The fact that the concert – which also included the world premiere of the astonishingly beautiful OCCAM XVI for bass clarinet, by Eliane Radigue – happened at all is some kind of miracle performed by Eamonn Quinn, an unsung angel of contemporary music.

I guess, deep inside, I know that it's a different kind of performing.

But the form has lately become a vaguer thing, and a requirement for the famous-beyond-comprehension artist, who, by performing some kind of thematic fiction, also performs an intimate reveal.

In particular we addressed the question of whether the kind of performed nerve repair had an influence on the time span until sensor recovery reoccurred.

After such condylectomy, lateral open bite on the contralateral side might occur unless some kind of reconstruction is performed.

It also provided some kind of reference although performed in a different setting.

For the Mohists, as for other classical Chinese thinkers, the salient unit of human activity and the focus of ethical reflection is not individual acts but dao (way), a general notion referring to a way, style, or pattern of life or of performing some kind of activity.

In particular, it would be important to see whether the enzymatic activity actually disappears or whether some kind of activity can still be performed, or performed under particular conditions and with precise partners.

Comparing the method to chemotherapy, Conrad explained that the most effective chemo treatments contain some kind of component that performs a similar function in order to make the immune system remember the cancer.