Sentence examples for steadfast performance from inspiring English sources

She opined that "Hurricane" was "the best representation of a steadfast performance" and commented that the album "lends the opportunity for a tranquil and calm display of their abilities and more importantly, their hearts".

It's a credit to Lincoln's steadfast performance that I don't loathe the guy at this point, but then most of my loathing is diverted to Shane, who remains at the top of my "People I Most Want to Be Eaten by Zombies" list).

United's position on the future of Moyes has remained steadfast but his performance will surely come under greater scrutiny as the season moves to its close - and defeats on the scale of those against Liverpool and now City pointed up the size of the rebuilding job.

Though it's hard to make any great claim of consistency from this government, one thing it has been steadfast about is performance-related pay.

They are willing to take risks and are steadfast in challenging under-performance or poor behaviour.

Mr. Caine's performance is both steadfast and slightly off-center, as if, having lost his hand, the locus of his reason had shifted ever so slightly, along with his total weight.

Megan Fairchild is giving a bigger, brighter performance as the "Steadfast" doll than she did last year, and the soldier's combination of military precision and clockwork dynamics brings out the sharpest and most engaging qualities in Daniel Ulbricht.

Hilliard points out that, in order to thrive and lead, his business must have a steadfast focus on creating high-performance and low-cost products and solutions.

The program also included a witty repeat performance of Balanchine's "Steadfast Tin Soldier," with Yvonne Borree and Damian Woetzel.

With 12 billion transistors, the latest Pascal architecture, 12GB of GDDR5X memory and 3,584 cores at 1.53Ghz delivering an apparent 11 teraflops of performance, it's a steadfast attempt at being the best there is.

Meanwhile Mr. Waits's voice — barking and hollering, gruffly crooning or floating in a rickety yet steadfast falsetto — is usually a one-take performance.