Sentence examples for Knowledgeable audience from inspiring English sources

A knowledgeable audience can't be imported, either.

Fleming's findings were received by his knowledgeable audience with incredulity.

It was played in the Vugraph theater in front of a knowledgeable audience.

But the opera faces particular difficulties, aside from the aging and fading away of a knowledgeable audience.

They will behave better yet if they have, as they did in Mrs. Goodgold, a knowledgeable audience.

But Beijing opera faces particular difficulties, aside from the aging and fading away of a knowledgeable audience.

Yet knowing it and conveying it to a less-knowledgeable audience are two different things; unlike, say, "Copenhagen," which wonderfully translated the intricacies of physics, "Prophet" too often seems written only for other experts.

And then when we came we realised how clever and knowledgeable the audience is and how experimental the work is.

My favourite: "the knowledgeable Crucible audience" (who're being told what to think via the telly commentary to which they're listening).

If the popular judgment can be assumed to be that of a knowledgeable concert audience, we are much better off than with composers who pride themselves on emptying the hall before the intermission.

Even a knowledgeable lay audience has trouble keeping count of opus numbers, which may be why Mendelssohn's octet and Schubert's "Trout" quintet scored well: they are easy-to-remember one-offs.Audiences do change and learn over time Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" caused a riot when it was first performed a century ago but now draws the crowds.