Sentence examples for audience naming from inspiring English sources

What Berg does is bravely hand over the details to the audience, naming the accusers without reticence.

However, Jones complimented the singer's incorporation of the audience, naming it her "inimitable style".

I just don't call the audience names any more.

There's a man here in this audience named Hugo Berlanga, he's the chairman of the health committee.

I met a woman in the audience named AJ Smidt, whose son served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.

For my money, the greatest track on his posthumously released album, Mr P, is a five-minute riff (a riff!) about a man in the audience named Tolu.

As it happens, "Lucky Duck" — billed here for 4-to-8-year-olds — began life more than a decade ago as a musical for somewhat older audiences named "Everything's Ducky," and the underdeveloped recalibration resulted in easily the most fidgety audience I've encountered in more than a dozen New Victory shows.

Droppable audience names included Senator Charles E. Schumer and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who praised "Rent" as exemplifying "culture, community and creativity".

Collage form, reflexiveness (representations about representation), attacks on the fourth wall, invasions of the audience: name a post-Brechtian challenge to traditional theatre, and that's what these people brought us.

He connected with his audience by naming the values they shared and their vision of the future.

And Joe represents that shadow that can say to the President of the United States, 'Yes, you got to do it.' " Obama took to saying to aides and audiences that naming Biden Vice-President was the best political decision he had made.