Sentence examples for and audience in the from inspiring English sources

I am confident The Conversation will very quickly establish a similar reputation and audience in the UK".

But "Lucky Guy" doesn't entirely sustain the approach, any more than it does the fourth-wall-breaking camaraderie established between actors and audience in the early scenes.

Mr. Wasserman's conceit — Cervantes, the author and actor, spinning his tale to keep menacing fellow prisoners at bay — engages both actors and audience in the creative process.

In this way writing, like the theme of acting that appears again and again in the novel, models a spiritual performance that brings together artist and audience in the partnership of human communication.

This institutional imbalance – the person asserting a data protection right has a presumptive ally and audience in the DPA, the person asserting a free expression right has neither – is compounded by the basic mission and function of most DPAs.

The marriage of the two groups means the formal demise of the National Party, which ruled South Africa for more than 40 years but has struggled to find its place and audience in the post-apartheid era.

Those efforts alienated longtime employees and audiences in the communities its newspapers served.

That's six months, hundreds of performances and audiences in the thousands.

One of the ways modern art confused critics and audiences in the early 20th century was with its images of machines, bridges and factories.

The founding members, including several famous kabuki actors, wanted to recreate the way messages flowed between actors and audiences in the European theater.

One wishes Lee's film well because it deserves to be popular and if successful, it might encourage distributors and audiences in the direction of greater boldness.