Sentence examples for vulnerable performance of from inspiring English sources

The baritone Benedict Nelson gave a fleshed-out and emotionally vulnerable performance of the tragic title character, a young sailor pressed into duty aboard a naval warship, the Indomitable, during British battles with the French in 1797.

There was a vulnerable performance of "The Art Teacher," about a young person's crush on a handsome instructor, and a poignant account of "Beauty Mark," dedicated to his mother.

On Thursday night, in the Synod House of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, the British tenor Ian Bostridge gave a courageously vulnerable performance of the Madwoman in the acclaimed production of "Curlew River" directed by Netia Jones and first seen in London in 2013.

McCarthy compares the "tender" and "vulnerable" performance of Phoenix to his "fearsome" performance in The Master.

It was hard not to get emotional last night watching Miranda Lambert's vulnerable performance of "The House That Built Me" on the "Healing the Heartland" benefit.

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

In her passionately sung and vulnerable performance, Ms. Racette had the measure of this young woman, joyous and trusting by nature but thrust into a marriage with Tichon (the tenor Patrick Marques), the weak-willed son of Kabanicha (the mezzo-soprano Judith Forst), an imperious widow of a rich merchant.

In his every vulnerable performance, he seemed to embody the thoughts and concerns of an entire generation.

For all its high-tech, cutting-edge flair, the true pleasure of "The Wholehearted" is of an old-fashioned sort: Holum's fearless, fierce, vulnerable performance.

It required a thoughtful and vulnerable performance.

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