Sentence examples similar to anonymity audience from inspiring English sources

The web comic Penny Arcade summed things up more pungently in what it termed The Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory, expressed as a simple formula: "Normal Person + Anonymity + Audience = Total Fuckwad".

Fisher was comfortable with his anonymity: "The audience don't care about the amazing stuff that goes on in the background.

Penny-Arcade noted as much six years ago with the famous equation: normal person + anonymity + audience = total fuckwad.

It is set up as a nervous confessional between the title character — so named to preserve his anonymity — and the audience, as he waits to testify.

Kelly McBride, the ethics group leader for the Poynter Institute, said that journalists should not use promises of anonymity "to allow your audience to be deceived".

There was something he wanted to tell the audience about his anonymity.

The senior adviser who spoke candidly at last week's gathering did so only under ground rules that guaranteed him anonymity, and members of the audience reported his comments on the condition that they also not be identified.

One audience who asked for anonymity said, "Cinemas playing the national anthem itself is ridiculous.

This chosen anonymity grew from dissatisfaction with Japanese audiences, who, according to the Clock Hazard crew, seemed to be more worried about the name and status of the performer than the actual music they were making.

The audience can ask questions in anonymity, but the experience is interactive and immersive.

Unsettlingly for a modern audience, the PIE member received anonymity (as is typical in blackmail cases) and there is no mention of any prosecution of him.