Sentence examples for audience passage from inspiring English sources

Unlike his previous album, "Beyond," which may have been too aggressively "modern" sounding to attract a wide audience, "Passage of Time" suggests that Mr. Redman, 32, may be pursuing a more emotional approach to his music.

Beck also read the audience passages from his journal that he had written for his daughter, urging her (and graduates) to "marry for God" and "always forgive".

The most audience-pleasing passage in the show was a bit of video-derived magic that managed to delight, even though the trickery behind it was being blatantly unveiled.

To this day, he told his Book Passage audience, he is a painstaking writer who manages to squeak out maybe two pages a day.

Who do you think is the intended audience of the passage?

Veteran singers like Ms. Anderson invariably manage the resonant acoustics in this hall far better than their younger colleagues, who tend to deafen the audience in louder passages.

His sons are both excellent musicians, who play with power and precision and can light up an audience with fast passages.

And in one passage the audience itself was lit as the dancers rearranged themselves on the stage.

Grins broke out in the audience during the climactic passage where the pianist pounds the lower end of the instrument in tandem with the timpani and bass drum.

With an amused eye on the expectations of his audience, he reads the passage from Sabbath's Theater in which Mickey Sabbath, with Shakespearean force, delivers his speech in defense of adultery.

Supertitles keep the audience apprised of the passage of time in Beth Henley's tedious new play, "Family Week," which opened yesterday at the Century Center on East 15th Street.