Sentence examples for violent performance from inspiring English sources

The hesitating, then violent performance, so strange to our eyes, has a frightening potency.

Petrenko, in contrast, went for extremes of emotional agony in the most violent performance of the work that I can remember.

Instead, her father (Peter Mullan, in a terrifyingly violent performance) keeps her there as a virtual servant and has even crueler plans for her.

"SOME THING ELSE" A violent performance with no actor (an installation by David Adamo), a protest sign with no message (an absurdist sculpture by Charles Goldman): this witty, intelligent show, organized by Simone Subal, presents works in which absence activates form.

The histrionic 1965 melodrama "A Patch of Blue" stars Sidney Poitier as a young man who befriends a young blind woman (Elizabeth Hartman) over the racist opposition of her prostitute mother (Shelley Winters, who won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her ridiculously shrill and violent performance).

Her provocations can be terrifying, as in AMERICAN REFLEXXX, her surreal, violent performance silently walking through Myrtle Beach in a mirror mask.

This video documents the quite violent art performance Noise Body, which the New York-based Brazilian artist Paula Garcia performed at Fondation Beyeler in Riehen Switzerlandd) as part of the exhibition The Artist is an Explorer, curated by Marina Abramovic.

The trope of the solitary man whose derangements alienate those around him – either through acts of violent destruction, performance, or creation – is fertile ground for Theroux.

His collaborations with international artists include creating the rope costumes for Melanie Pullen's Violent Times performance and tying models for fashion photographer Michel Comte.  .

The film was probably hurt by its R rating and controversy about a violent and profane performance from its 13-year-old star.

In his diaries, Gray commented approvingly on Bates's denial of his easy extravagance and flirtatious charm and called it "the most violent and hateful performance of his career".