Sentence examples for were ever performed from inspiring English sources

With Tristan, Wagner achieved a level of psychological realism about love, sex and infatuation so shocking he told Mathilde that, if the opera were ever performed properly, it would very likely be banned.

This observation coincides with the conclusions of a review of all the mastitis cases attributed to Candida, since it revealed that no microbiological analyses were ever performed [ 5].

Last year men, women and children marched in the street before holding a performance of Vagina Monologues - the first time it was ever performed in the Pacific Nation.

This chance-based process intentionally invokes the mutable nature of performance, as well as the transformative power of collage: no dance is ever performed exactly the same way twice.

If it is ever performed in public.

All I've asked is whether she's ever performed drunk.

Only its haunting final scene was ever performed - until Jennifer Condon came along.

He tells us that "Chapter five will be totally rewritten, so this will be the only time it's ever performed".

No autopsy was ever performed because the French medical examiner stated that there was no evidence of foul play, giving rise to numerous conspiracy theories.

This choice of narratives is understandable, when you pitch a battle against a bully (Obama, by their telling, though I don't think he's ever performed an involuntary hair-ectomy), it doesn't matter who the underdog is.

There is no record that either was ever performed until the end of the 19th century, when the manuscripts were rediscovered in Vienna and pronounced authentic by Johannes Brahms.