Sentence examples for audience points from inspiring English sources

With "Hamlet" or "Othello," as Jeffery Horowitz, the artistic director of Theatre for a New Audience points out, if you just do the play — simply speak it aloud, you're halfway there.

Our finding that at least lab-reared (predator-naïve) females responded differentially to the four types of audience points towards an innate component of visual predator recognition [ 88].

Does the story work from an audience point of view?

From an audience point of view, cynics abound.

So Radioactive jumped down from the stage and into the audience, pointing at people -- "You!

Members of the audience pointed to the man, who said he was wearing a shirt which read: "I love pussies".

Someone in the audience pointed out to Mr Ham that not all Christians are young-earth creationists; indeed, many believe that humans have evolved over time.

Guzmán had the dreamy, doomed look of a duellist (or, as more than one woman in the audience pointed out, of Johnny Depp).

And as one woman in the TV audience pointed out, many Scottish voters are in the odd position of having both too much information and too little.

As one plaintive member of the audience pointed out, the issue of race has been lost from view, swamped in a tide of concern about integration.

Another member of the audience pointed out that beneficiaries also needed information so that they could assess which charity to go to for help.