Sentence examples for audience except for from inspiring English sources

Every picture of every rabbit elicited an "Awwwww" from the audience, except for the slides that were horrible.

Typically, the player is hidden away in a church's organ loft, unseen by the audience except for bows at the start and the finish.

The Hollywood studios refused to finance it, said director Steven Soderbergh, because they believed the film would find no audience "except for people who are gay".

"None of the films I've done was designed for a mass audience, except for 'Indiana Jones,'" he told Wired in 2005, before "Revenge of the Sith" became the year's highest-grossing movie.

From his Mel Gibson gem, to the beer he gave away to everyone in the audience (except for recovering alcoholic Matthew Perry), to Bucky Gunts, this was the highlight of the show.

While the lead was nowhere near as large on the remainder of the evenings, BBC One still beat ITV every night on the overall primetime audience share, except for Thursday night.

While the lead was not as large on the remainder of the evenings, BBC One still beat ITV every night on the overall primetime audience share, except for Thursday night.

Tons of people have talked about making art accessible for a wider audience, except that sounds too much like watering or dumbing it down to me.

"Unfortunately not for a lot of the audience, except the women who are still wearing couture.

In the past, British theatre has neither particularly catered for nor welcomed family audiences, except at Christmas for pantomimes, and occasionally for a big musical such as The Lion King.

What would you do if this was your bathroom?" Fluff and frou-frou were not what the audience clamored for, except in the bedroom.