Sentence examples for a generous audience from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a generous audience" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an audience that is supportive, appreciative, or willing to give positive feedback during a performance or presentation. Example: "The performers were thrilled to receive such enthusiastic applause from a generous audience."
"There was a generous audience and a friendly jury," he said with a laugh.
Referring to the relative degrees of resistance he encountered in staging his plays here and there, he proposed that perhaps "American actors and directors know that their theatergoers are impatient," adding, "whereas in London, the greater ease at being part of a group means the actors and director assume a generous audience, not an always-potentially-dissatisfied one".
They sense a reluctance to give themselves over to someone else's self-expression – whereas in London, the greater ease at being a part of a group means the actors and director assume a generous audience, not an always-potentially-dissatisfied one.
The Lib Dems applauded this for so long that Clegg felt moved to remark: "I thought you'd groan rather than clap that one – what a generous audience!" Earlier this week Boris Johnson praised Nick Clegg for being able to speak "several foreign languages … including Dutch".
The crowd gave me such a warm welcome -- such a generous audience.
I had the privilege of a warm and generous audience for my debut.
Public Q&As at Toronto, even with that festival's famously generous audiences, could well become a more hotbed environment.
The most generous audiences in the filmgoing world took to booing "Congratulations," which is tantamount to having a mother admit that her child is ugly.
It is a brave act in a way, constantly amusing and a generous gift to the audience.
But if aspects of both performances were undeniably substandard, there remained an endearing quality to the venture, which drew a generous response from an audience of 3,000, according to a police estimate.
Taking on the nickname as well as the premises of the old burlesque joints of New York's 42nd Street, they offered audiences a generous, if variable, diet of genre filler and exploitation material.
