Sentence examples for transparent performance from inspiring English sources

Fabio Luisi conducted a lithe and transparent performance.

Orpheus closed the program with a lively, transparent performance of Brahms's Serenade No. 2 in A.

Ms. Mysina gives a boldly physical, emotionally transparent performance, but there is no development of her character.

Mr. Dutoit captured the awe, brutality and voluptuousness of the music in a cinematic yet cool and transparent performance.

The other was a luminously transparent performance of Schoenberg's "Verklarte Nacht," brilliantly led by Hilary Hahn, the young violinist, and anchored by Siegfried Palm, a veteran cellist.

The Brahms fared better, perhaps because Mr. Sawallisch tried to bring the intimacy of chamber music to this orchestral staple, coaxing a nuanced and transparent performance from the musicians.

Ultimately, it means having an open, transparent performance-with-integrity culture that encourages but bounds business risk and that does not cut legal or ethical corners to make the numbers.

His policies featured substantial fiscal reform, including eliminating nearly $20 billion in taxes; introducing transparent, performance-based budgets; limiting the size of government as a percentage of state gross domestic product; carrying out debt affordability measures; and privatizing services that are run more efficiently by private-sector providers.

These transparent performances often revealed subtleties of design -- nowhere more so than in the three-part "Quanto più caro fay".

"Siroe," composed for London audiences in 1728, is being given its first staged performances in the United States by the Venice Baroque Orchestra, a period instrument band known for its fleet, texturally transparent performances.

We support their vision to provide high reach, transparent, performance-based mobile advertising to all corners of the globe," said Ajit Nazre, Partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.