Sentence examples for a second audience from inspiring English sources

The performer was enjoying watching and listening to the audience, but was also performing for the other performers, who formed a second audience.

It was, perhaps, the best way Mrs. Clinton could be assured attention on a political day devoted to Ms. Winfrey, who drew more than 15,000 people here and a second audience of about 7,000 in Cedar Rapids.

Duckworth's work, however, has been playing very well with a second audience: a variety of education reformers who have seized on "grit" as a quality that can be located and developed in children, especially in poor children.

In a second audience with the bishop, Juan Diego opened his cloak, letting dozens of roses fall to the floor and revealing the image of Mary imprinted on the inside of the cloak the image that is now venerated in the Basilica of Guadalupe.

A second audience, he said, was "Republicans in the U.S. who have tried to hurt Obama's credibility on Iran by saying that the president has been too soft on Iran and that Iran's leadership don't take his warnings regarding the existence of a possibly military option seriously".

My own problems with You Me Bum Bum Train, which I've also written about on my own blog, are aesthetic rather than ethical: by using volunteer performers, its participant performers are, in some way, a second audience, so that the question of who's watching who perform rather undermines the show's own insistence on the private experience it offers.

I kind of trust her as a first audience — the galleries I wouldn't trust".

In all households containing two writers or performers, the question arises of to what extent the other person is a first audience or adviser.

All the time he must have one eye on a third audience – the British public, who will decide in a referendum whether we remain a member of the 28-strong club.

But in the past few months, judging from the e-mails he receives, Orlov has acquired a fourth audience, composed of financial professionals, who have been, as he said, "bolstering my gut feeling that the United States is bankrupt".

But a third audience member, Lewis, said he thought moving the channel online made sense.