Sentence examples for assertive audience from inspiring English sources

They spoke about how and when to listen to an evermore assertive audience.

By 2003, R Raj Rao's novel, "The Boyfriend" had an increasingly self-aware, assertive audience, even though the police could still use creaking, colonial laws to prosecute and homosexual men in India.

In club acts this man was the specialist in alienation; his ferocious assaults on assertive audience members, driven by a formidable intellect, can spread waves of discomfort all around him.

Two other dancers ran assertive circles around the audience while a fourth staggered loose-leggedly about.

In Beijing, during her husband's Administration, Hillary Clinton had asserted the equivalence of women's rights and human rights — an assertive, brave act, considering her audience.

And yet the illusion was never quite convincing: behind the assertive, aristocratic bearing of "Joan Crawford" audiences had no difficulty discerning Lucille LeSueur, the anxious, highly self-conscious working-class girl born to a single mother (her father left before she was born) in San Antonio.

As collectors and tastemakers warm up to the idea of green design, Eek's quietly assertive work should find a growing audience.

In a larger space, the cast takes a more assertive approach by maintaining contact with audience members through improvisations that show them swaying from side to side and monitoring heartbeats through touch.

After nine hours of assertive New York City hip-hop, Snoop Dogg's set was a dose of California cool; half the audience drifted away.

Critic Donald Bogle states in a New York Times interview that the film in some ways met the black audience's compensatory needs after years of asexual, Sidney Poitier-type characters and that they wanted a "viable, sexual, assertive, arrogant black male hero".

I was not assertive.