Sentence examples for audience of how from inspiring English sources

Cook began by reminding his audience of how far the company had come since 2007.

Before Elie Saab's show, a paparazzi feeding frenzy over some French actresses reminded the audience of how passé all this celebrity fever now seems.

The discussion soon takes a different curve when she reminds the audience of how she has only inherited 25,000 dollars and not a million dollars.

Burnum's best know media event was on January 26 , 1988at Australia's bicentenary where he told the audience of how he claimed England for the Aboriginals, and he recited most of the declaration.

It also reminds the audience of how accomplished video and film are as a form of interpretation, and how much history there is behind Björk and Cunningham's mastery of combining sound and vision.

He has often said he is tired of talking about Madonna, but in the Byron documentary a photo of them together flashes up to remind us, the audience, of how obsessed with them we are.

"It will hopefully remind audiences of how much they love the Snow Whites".

Released into the newly prosperous, newly materialistic Italy of 1963 it reminded audiences of how far they had come, and how far they had left to go.

Assisted by his original comic accomplices, Doug Skinner and Michael O'Connor, Mr. Irwin is still blisfully reminding audiences of how that exasperating thing called life is always tripping you up (1 35).

Mr. Irwin is still risking limbs, if not life, to remind audiences of how that maddening thing known as daily existence is always tripping you up.

In his increasing appearances at political clubs and candidates' forums, Mr. Badillo reminds his audiences of how far back he goes in city politics.