Sentence examples for aggressive audience from inspiring English sources

An hourlong gospel master class, with aggressive audience participation and one blazing 30-minute song in the middle; it was almost as if she came to see us perform, in a way that turned out to be time-stretching and magnificent.

An "aggressive performance" of Vivaldi's music was matched by "an equally aggressive audience – a house full of shouting, clapping, stamping listeners", he writes, adding that "any rock video will provide a living example" of the kind of thing we are talking about.

The penis-faced keyboard basher takes in everything from vocal effects, murky synth experimentation, and slightly aggressive audience encouragement all dressed like a minor character from the David Bowie starring Labyrinth.

Lars von Trier's films are so aggressive toward the audience that he has often seemed determined to make moviegoers hate him, and for much of his career I've been happy to oblige.

I've broken down the techniques for this sort of occasion into five tools: Goal, Audience, Aggressive Interest, Sympathy, and Love.

The alternative prediction, that avoidance of aggressive behavior drives audience effects (leading to positive correlations between the degree of preference change and aggressiveness as well as between deceptive behavior and aggressiveness), received no support (not statistically significant; Table 3).

"They're aggressive in finding audiences," Mr. Shure said.

The first section turns on unsolicited counsel he once received to be more aggressive to white audiences.

SAN JUAN, P.R. — Mitt Romney arrived here Friday afternoon and marveled at what he described as "an aggressive and energetic — enthusiastic audience," who chanted his name and applauded as he took a makeshift stage at a private aviation terminal.

Despite the mayor's consistent banging of the employment drumbeat, he still received some fairly aggressive questions from the audience about his commitment to removing some of the famously onerous red-tape that historically plagues projects in the city.

Gender and sexual transgressiveness plays a crucial role in much of it, as it did in the art of Robert Legorreta (Cyclona), whose work was about "liberating people's minds by accosting audiences through aggressive and unapologetic sexual display," said Hernández.