Sentence examples similar to a fitting audience from inspiring English sources
The new film version of "The Great Gatsby," in theatres on May 10th, has yet to hit the bootleg vendors on the streets of Beijing, but the world it will conjure of self-invention and stupendous wealth, of hidden pasts and imagined futures could hardly find a more fitting audience than in China in the opening years of the twenty-first century.
A dance-video installation featuring live layered scores by Peter Whitehead, "Frame Dances" allows audiences to move throughout the space -- a fitting way to break in a new theater.
It's a maritime epic that requires cued crowd screaming, the sort of fevered audience participation more commonly associated with the panto, and is a fitting shanty climax.
The QR code pavilion in Venice is a fitting conceptual choice, using cutting edge technology to introduce a futuristic city to a global audience.
This seems a fitting nod to Marcus, who has a few things to say about the relationship between the artist and his audience.
It's also a fitting way to celebrate Miyazaki's birthday as we remind ourselves of the cinematic gifts he has given audiences over the years".
Bayview is a fitting locale to house this leg of the exhibition's international tour, which is bringing WOMEN: New Portraits to audiences in ten different global cities.
It is a fitting description.
"This was a fitting tribute".
