Sentence examples for unscripted performance from inspiring English sources

Fired up with adrenalin, his own little hatchet fairly quivering, the Tory leader repeated the fluent, unscripted performance he gave for TV crews when the news first broke.

The workshop is a process, an unscripted performance space, a regime for forcing people to do two things that are fundamentally contrary to human nature: actually write stuff (as opposed to planning to write stuff very, very soon), and then sit there while strangers tear it apart.

"Everybody makes mistakes in unscripted performances, but there is a difference between an unscripted performance and somebody making a scripted speech that is then placed upon the party website," he said.

The event was reported by The New Paper, and the resulting public outcry over its perceived obscenity led the National Arts Council (NAC) to cease funding unscripted performance art.

In January 1994, the National Arts Council (NAC) stopped funding unscripted performance art following a controversial performance by Josef Ng that was regarded as obscene by many members of the public.

"They call it reality television, but unscripted performances is what it really is," he said.

"But they're also unscripted performers playing themselves".

In his unscripted public performances, Mr. Bush has seemed clumsy and amateurish by the standards of the four presidents mentioned above.

The game was marketed in Japan with a television commercial that has Japanese actress Kou Shibasaki on the verge of tears as she explains her feelings about Mother 3. Itoi has said that her performance was unscripted.

But the worst part is that Mr. Idilbi, a professional actor in the Netherlands, had been giving such a strong performance before his unscripted departure.

Cars and We Are Glass sound predictably fabulous, but there's unscripted drama when Numan's performance manages to somehow simultaneously blow the PA system and set off the fire alarm.