The phrase "audience in the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an audience that shares a common characteristic or context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The speaker aimed to engage the audience in the same way as the previous presenter did."
Alternatives: "audience with similar interests" or "audience sharing the same perspective".
The actor inspires an audience in the same way the leader inspires followers.
There is a sense that he is playing the audience in the same way that the con artists are stringing along their targets.
It's agreeable just to watch most of them stand: they're so open that their thighs, waists and faces all seem to greet the audience in the same way.
This felt like an opportunity to create a whole other set of questions, and really help put the audience in the same shoes as the Runaways.
The scene is intended to startle the audience in the same way as when you come across your parents having sex".
Modern planetariums tend to tilt the dome on edge and seat the audience in the same direction in more comfortable reclining high-back chairs.
In trying to match cinema's intensity, this new slate of shows asks a crucial question: Can live theater frighten audiences in the same way?
Early playwrights followed suit, putting audiences in the same emotional position as Elizabeth, at first despising a flat, rather uncolourful would-be hero.
It's stylish, beautifully shot and the cast is outstanding, so why is Hannibal not connecting with audiences in the same way as The Walking Dead or American Horror Story?
A lot of the eastern states have made bit investments in international broadcasting and that's their attempt to influence western audiences in the same way the BBC have in the past tried to do that," he said.
Global has said the channels will play "non-stop" music videos and will "deepen and enhance the clear brand identities of the Heart and Capital brands targeting audiences in the same demographics as the radio stations".
