Sentence examples for audience adjusting from inspiring English sources

We need to become better chameleon communicators and to carefully read our audience, adjusting our style to the circumstances.

Be aware of your audience; adjust your tone and argument if necessary.

You can almost hear the audience adjust when Sean O'Callaghan comes on alone as faith healer Francis Hardy and they realise it's just him.

Writing for the magazine New York, critic Tim Grierson called the focus on Walter the episode's best moments, but wrote that after the audience "adjusted to the ew factor, the plot wasn't all that interesting.

They proposed doing three seven-minute shorts per episode and four specials until the audience adjusted, but in the end, the producers gambled by asking Fox for 13 full-length episodes.

If you're speaking to a younger audience, adjust your content, voice, and speech as necessary.

Comparative Work - A writing instructor has groups write the same general letter to different audiences, adjusting tone, wording, and style to reach their unique assigned readers.

"The Piano Lesson," like most Wilson plays, demands that white audiences adjust to a voice that sings in a genuinely black key and that they meet black people as they are rather than as many whites imagine them to be.

Finally, the performance enters a third zone, and the audience adjusts seats again.

Dickey has a natural social ease, a gift for reading audiences and adjusting his register to suit the situation.

But they were passing these cards out... ..... Dickey has a natural social ease, a gift for reading audiences and adjusting his register to suit the situation.