Sentence examples for vulnerable performance from inspiring English sources

A classic concept with hyper-masculine yet vulnerable performance solidified Trojan as one of the best performers in Boylesque today.

It required a thoughtful and vulnerable performance.

It was the show's most moving and vulnerable performance.

But she gives a riveting, fearless and ultimately vulnerable performance.

But that was the only cautious aspect to her intense and vulnerable performance.

She was at her best, giving a vocally assured and dramatically vulnerable performance and winning a lusty ovation.

Ms. Taichman draws nuanced and vulnerable performances from a young, attractive cast.

The director Frank Perry, working with his first wife, Eleanor Perry, and other screenwriters, is distinguished mainly by his skill at eliciting enticingly florid yet intimately vulnerable performances from actors.

The problem is that inevitably any opera based on "Sophie's Choice" will be compared not just to Mr. Styron's remarkable novel but also to the shattering 1982 film, starring Meryl Streep in one of the greatest, bravest and most vulnerable performances in the history of cinema.

And no actor had more goodwill in the bank than Leonardo DiCaprio, whose grand yet vulnerable performances in The Great Gatsby, Wolf of Wall Street, The Aviator and more had all been worthy; he is also one of a now-miniscule number of truly bankable actors; and he singlehandedly made The Revenant's arthouse cadence palatable to multiplex audiences.

I've written a few occasions about the intrinsic danger of filming sex for actors and for directors and I'm immensely sympathetic to Exarchopoulos and Seydoux for the terrifyingly vulnerable performances they give in the film, and, above all, in those sex scenes.