Sentence examples for undercover performance from inspiring English sources

In fact, the experiment had an unquestionably nonscientific purpose: it was part of an undercover performance that the researchers called a form of guerrilla art.

Who are you convinced is an undercover performance artist?

Maroon 5 sweetened some New Yorkers' commute with a surprise undercover performance.

Nick and Maya's marriage is the most intriguing, well-executed aspect of "Undercover," and the performances by Lester and Okonedo are more than enough to make the series, despite its flaws, worth watching.  .

The Times reported that at a seminar in Birmingham, Roy Lyness of Peak Performance told an undercover reporter that his scheme would net company directors 80% of their earnings.

In "Donnie Brasco," his performance as an undercover F.B.I. agent infiltrating the New York mafia stretched credibility, not because of flaws in his acting, which was characteristically meticulous, but because of the flawlessness of his face.

Even on broadcast networks, plenty of actresses find roles better suited to their age and experience, from Allison Janney on "The West Wing" to Geena Davis on the new ABC drama "Commander in Chief." Ms. Griffith has never had much luck broadening her range; we must never forget her performance as an undercover officer posing as a Hasidic Jew in the 1992 film "A Stranger Among Us".

The 90s had room for two more of your great performances – as an undercover FBI agent in Donnie Brasco and in Terry Gilliam's whacked-out Hunter S Thompson adaptation Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

Sebastian Faulks, a celebrated author of literary fiction, went undercover "writing as Ian Fleming" and achieved a performance as remarkable as the one pulled off by his Bond girl, Scarlett Paplava, in the book.

In a stunning scene, Taylor Teagarden, an eight-year MLB veteran, appears in one of the undercover videos, openly discussing his use of performance-enhancing drugs during the previous season.

Patrick Swayze was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the outset of filming, and even though the milieu of undercover FBI agents losing their moral compass felt well-worn, his performance – burdened, intense, angry – gave The Beast resonance.