Sentence examples for audience fear from inspiring English sources

Jeff Zucker, NBC's chief programmer, who has taken all the critical heat for the exceeses of "Fear Factor" -- and has laughed it off -- said yesterday that in terms of the share of that younger audience "Fear Factor" had made it about 75percentt of the way to last summer's "Survivor" rating.

By placing the horror in the middle of suburbia he hit upon something primal and fundamental in audience fears.

I know that the DNA of the thriller is paranoia and anxiety, and I knew they would be playing on audience fears.

WHEN a new opera written specifically for student singers opened at the Royal Academy of Music here in March, many in the audience feared the worst.

Disarming his audience, fearing that they may have spotted racism, he explains that "race is a physical attribute, and that was a joke about language".

The character is prone to digressions and lapses of memory and is forever apologizing to the audience, fearing he is being confusing.

For the audience, his fervent incoherence makes him that much more present, for it is Trump alone who matters, the vividness of him standing there, in that moment, embodying what the audience fears and desires.

One of them was Richard D. Fife, 79, a retired electrical engineer, who considers the country off the rails and who raised his hand high when Mr. Flake asked, as many Republican lawmakers have been asking, whether anyone in the audience feared that their children and grandchildren would have less opportunity than they had.

"We know that our audience fears missing out on the important news — that's part of the need that Inkl delivers on.

but such that the audience feared for their soul.

Scott Simmons, creative director of ScareHouse in Philadelphia, may be a little jaded from his experience with manipulating audience fears when he commented, "Every episode of Walking Dead: outlook looked grim, then there was a moment of hope, then it got even worse and something shocking happened".