Sentence examples for an audience committed from inspiring English sources
Contemporary art, in his view, requires and perhaps even creates an audience committed to liberty.
This would surely be more persuasive among the target audience: committed carnivores.
This was a panel and an audience passionately committed to increasing the quality and breadth of music education.
But the sound of raised voices, even letters of resignation tendered and, we hope, withdrawn, is the sound of artists, executives and audiences committed to a common mission, the preservation of a living culture.
Nobody in the moviemaking team or in the audience is committed to anything; nothing is being risked except the million and a half.
They are their audience: thirtysomething, committed music fans, spat out from the end of the 90s boom and now hankering after more nourishing entertainment, if only to justify the cost of the babysitter.
Question from audience: How committed are you to letting me have access to your Streams?
Caught on tape by an audience member who was committing one of the cardinal comedy-show sins -- taping a comedian's set without permission -- Cook joked that "The Dark Knight Rises" is such a bad movie that "... if none of that would have happened, I'm pretty sure that somebody in that theater, about 25 minutes in, realizing it was a piece of crap, was probably like, 'Ugh, fucking shoot me.'".
Nor could they necessarily prove an action committed with an audience of one.
Performance crime crimes committed with an audience in mind have been around for a long time (see: terrorism).
