Sentence examples for uneasy performance from inspiring English sources

A particular weakness is Malcolm McDowell's uneasy performance as the company's camp artistic director, an Italian-American whose speeches rarely ring true.

This often led to difficulties in navigation for the researcher between the women's and the men's separate spaces, and also uneasy performances of her public/private and insider/outsider identities and statuses within the community.

Makeup and masks show the uneasy convergence of performance and persona, especially in an extraordinary scene of domestic dirty dancing, in which Sheil achieves a terrifying psychodramatic intensity.

The dialogue is flat, the staging inert, the performances uneasy and the accents of the imported American actors uncertain.

The fans were not the only ones uneasy after Boyd's performance in the spring game.

For at least some high churchmen, Pussy Riot's performance awakened uneasy memories of the desecration of churches under Communism.

D.G.: Unlike many poets I know, most of whom have an uneasy relationship with the performance aspect of the poetry reading, Snyder really thinks about and works at his poems as live pieces.

As detailed in the previous sections, it is uneasy to compare the performance of ML-based VQA systems, as most of them adopt a different testing setup.

Palace's owners had grown uneasy with their team's performance during a miserable run of just one win in 12 matches and although they originally intended to see how Warnock's side fared during Sunday's critical Premier League match at his former club Queens Park Rangers, the co-chairman Steve Parish decided after the loss to Southampton that the quicker a managerial change was made, the better.

The overall sense of the performance is one of uneasy rest, weary acceptance.

The conductor Steven Sloane led a supple performance that captured the uneasy restlessness of Janacek's dark and haunting score.