Sentence examples for the most compelling performance from inspiring English sources
Ms. Blanchett gives the most compelling performance of her career.
At the first night, his was the most compelling performance of the oily, malevolent, self-pitying Antonio that I've seen.
It was the most compelling performance of the evening, and it benefited from Ms. Fine's sweet, nicely focused vocal timbre.
The most compelling performance was that of Hai-Ting Chinn, a mezzo-soprano whose rich sound and confident acting as an androgynous Nicklausse, Hoffmann's muse, were riveting.
It was the most compelling performance Depp has given since he provided the voice of the lizard gunslinger in Rango - but perhaps not quite in the way he intended.
Ms. Blanchett gives the most compelling performance of her career as an English teacher in Italy who embarks on a reckless act of vigilantism that backfires when the time bomb she placed in the office of a drug lord kills four innocent people and leaves her devastated with guilt.
Some of the most compelling performances were of the most familiar works, as with Ms. Aikin, Mr. Denk and the clarinetist Jason Shafer in "Shepherd on the Rock".
Two of the most compelling performances happened almost simultaneously: the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa and the guitarist Liberty Ellman, each with a working group.
And in her severity, her mad anger and tragic fear of love, Isabelle Huppert gives one of the most compelling performances to be seen this year.
The most compelling performances came from Carmen deLavallade, Dudley Williams and Mr. Solomons, who prowled mysteriously in imposing gray robes in Mr. Solomons's "Gray Study".
Janet McTeer experienced a similar effect two decades ago when her tempestuous, 6ft Nora, deeply in love with her husband and completely broken by his betrayal, won plaudits in London and then on Broadway, where the New York Times theatre critic Ben Brantley called McTeer's "the single most compelling performance I have ever seen".
