The phrase "audience reason" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the rationale or justification for an audience's perspective or reaction, but it lacks clarity as it stands.
Example: "The speaker failed to address the audience's reason for skepticism regarding the proposal."
Alternatives: "audience rationale" or "audience perspective".
He said his goal was to play well enough not to embarrass his fellow musicians or give the audience reason to excuse him as a conductor on a lark.
(Warning to parents: Do not let your children read the previous sentence). He said his goal was to play well enough not to embarrass his fellow musicians or give the audience reason to excuse him as a conductor on a lark.
When you utter, "She brandished her clarinet like a tomahawk," I — as a Gricean audience — reason as follows.
So, even if an audience reasons to a belief based on a recognition of relevant utterer's intentions, surely that reasoning is an epiphenomenon of limited explanatory interest.
The explanatory idea is to see communication as a rational activity where audiences reason their way to beliefs or intentions via their recognition of the utterer's intention to produce such results.
We can see communication as a rational activity in which an utterer intends to produce certain results and audiences reason their way to those results via their recognition of the utterer's intention to produce that very result.
You also need to give the audience a reason to interact.
In all cases the resolution which arrives toward the end of the play constitutes an ending which satisfies the audience by reason.
In a weak, stuttering voice instantly recognised by his sister, he told the audience the reason why he had chosen take his own life.
"To go against that forces you to give the audience another reason to spend time with someone like Miguel, who does all these evil deeds".
The clear danger with allowing luminously compromised famous folk to front your message is that it allows both them and their audience to reason their way out of changing their behaviour to any significant degree.
