Sentence examples for audience eagerness from inspiring English sources

What the Kickstarter does measure, though, is audience eagerness for a Shenmue game on PS4 and if the hardcore pay enough, Sony is sure to find a few extra dollars of their own to make Shenmue 3 everything it could be.

Its straight-faced, fairy-tale attitude was the key to its success, and the audience's eagerness to buy into that attitude is more revealing than the morning-after jolt of realism.

Director of BBC Proms Roger Wright said: "The strong attendance figures are a testament to the adventurous spirit of the Proms audiences, their continuing eagerness to embrace such a wide range of music and the great value for money which the Proms offers thanks to the ongoing commitment of the BBC".

They taped the interview in front of a live audience, and Coulter's eagerness to give offense was breathtaking.

A television audience with a grisly eagerness for depression stories was meant to conclude that California's middle class, being foreclosed upon en masse, was now living in shantytowns.

This, they say, will erode the eagerness of audiences to rush out to the cinema, and tempt them to wait instead for the DVD or online release.

At the moment, the eagerness of the audience to be entertained outstrips the movie industry's ability to entertain us.

Dana Stevens of Slate felt that the film's "eagerness" to "drag" the audience "through the lower depths of human experience" leaves the audience "with no space to be able to come to their own conclusions".

I have been blown away by the attentiveness and the eagerness of the audiences in Jaipur.

Speaking to the Guardian, festival programmer Trevor Groth reported surprise over the past couple of years at the eagerness of London audiences to engage with "personal stories about small-town life, specifically in America".

When the world turns, he can't turn with it, because the only reality he knows is that of his face aiming with anxious eagerness at his beloved audience.