Sentence examples for absorbed audience from inspiring English sources

The challenge reveals itself most clearly in that culture's psychedelic light shows with their "densely packed, fluid patterning of shapes and fragmented images... [which] literally absorbed audience members into the show," as the DeYoung's website explains.

Her soft lustrous vocals hark back to days of the melancholic lounge singer, emoting to an absorbed audience through an opaque smoky veil.

It absorbs the audience into another culture.

As Odette-Odile, the ballerina must absorb the audience with her imagination.

While the RFH's design prioritised sight lines, the new hall's design would emphasise acoustics, absorbing its audience in "an all-enveloping sound".

Unlike her daughter, Beula is unable to stand outside her story long enough to tell it, but Orlandersmith is unable to stand outside hers long enough to transform it into a mystery — into art that will absorb an audience.

But, she argues, most theatre that calls itself interactive, or another buzzword, "immersive", doesn't do any of these things: it simply absorbs the audience in its imaginary world, making their specific personalities irrelevant.

In An Actor's Handbook, Stanislavsky writes: "True acting can absorb an audience, making it not only understand but participate emotionally in all that is transpiring on the stage, thus being enriched by the inner experience which will not be erased by time..."....

In An Actor's Handbook, Stanislavsky writes: "True acting can absorb an audience, making it not only understand but participate emotionally in all that is transpiring on the stage, thus being enriched by the inner experience which will not be erased by time..."...

Partner in Studio AKA and Cartoon D'or winner, Marc Craste said in a recent interview with Tim Lindsay, "A real face with its infinite subtleties can absorb an audience and tell them all they need to know.

The audience, absorbed in a silent spell, hung on every word.