Sentence examples for talk about performance from inspiring English sources

Now let's talk about performance.

ONE snowy night last month, as New Yorkers rushed home in advance of a coming blizzard, more than a hundred artists, scholars and curators crowded into the boardroom of the Museum of Modern Art to talk about performance art and how it can be preserved and exhibited.

While other automakers talk about performance, styling or tradition in their commercials, Ford Motor, from its luxury Lincoln MKX down through the Ford Edge, advertises the electronics in the dashboard — navigation systems that find the lowest gasoline prices, customized music playlists, a family photo album and "10,000 commands at your fingertips".

It's easier to talk about performance as an absolute of technique than it is to talk about the inner worlds of composers, who are, in effect, philosophers without words — and the best performances aren't "good" ones, they're revealing ones that convey musical ideas, or, rather, ideas by way of music.

Yeah, when we talk about performance, we come from a trading background, and so we understand which aspects of performance really matter to the trading and investing community.

Talk about performance anxiety".

Certainly, the most talked-about performance at Royal Ballet this season was given not by any whiz-kid virtuoso, but by 52-year-old Alessandra Ferri.

The most talked-about performance will be that of Morena Baccarin (the courtesan Inara on "Firefly") as the highly attractive alien leader, Anna.

In a still talked-about performance, the mayor appeared as "Rudia" at the Inner Circle show, an annual black-tie gathering that features reporters doing humorous skits about the mayor.

Then he smiled and recalled the first time Amy Ryan, a Broadway actress who gives what is bound to be the movie's most talked-about performance, as the abducted girl's blowsy, negligent mother, read for the part.

One of the most talked-about performances at the festival has been Julianne Moore's turn in "Still Alice," a drama about a brilliant linguistics professor whose life is turned upside down when she begins suffering from early-onset Alzheimer's.