Sentence examples for audience confidence from inspiring English sources

The organisation also reported that advance sales "grew considerably" in the last three months of 2012, "showing huge audience confidence in the current productions and anticipation for the new shows that are to open in 2013".

This will give your audience confidence that you are prepared.

Audience participation gives the audience confidence in your tricks.

Adequate and targeted monitoring will give internal actors the data they need to make decisions, and will give external audiences confidence in the use of potential funding to make a difference.

And the audience lost confidence in Hong Kong film".

I avoided them".Clean-cut, charming, articulate (and indeed, beaming), Mr Gumbel won his audience's confidence and within minutes had them flicking through their Bibles, looking up "evidence", and joining in a chorus of "Praise my Soul"—accompanied by electric guitar.

Kitson's new show, lasting nearly two hours if he gets carried away, is a masterpiece of stand-up; his appeal is unquantifiable and unquotable, but lies in a singular alchemy of intelligence, integrity, humanity, honesty and a sense of being at home in his own skin that gives the audience complete confidence in him as a performer.

Provoking debate requires challenging people's beliefs; doing this in front of a live audience requires confidence.

When Adolf Hitler rose to power, Joseph Goebbels became Minister of Propaganda and banned the film in Germany, suggesting that the film would decrease the audience's confidence in its statesmen.

The voluminous literature that applies DEA to the hospital sector has had virtually no impact on policy, probably largely because the intended audience lacks confidence in the analytical approach and, hence, the reliability of the results [ 3].

Speak forward, projecting your voice toward the audience with confidence.