Sentence examples for audience revolt from inspiring English sources

But if something wasn't turned around would the audience revolt?

Casting someone else as Tony Stark without a "reboot gap" of at least a few years might just lead to an audience revolt, and Marvel will want to avoid having Iron Man unavailable for solo or Avengers duty.

"Because I refuse to watch it". Tired of political correctness and having their toys played with incorrectly, a segment of the potential audience revolted.

The audience became restless as the actors just stood there, never looking up or acknowledging the ridiculousness of the situation, until one man in the audience revolted: "Say something!" he shouted.

Second, when prospects for a change in policy are minimal, it encourages foreign audiences to revolt against their leaders.

On Saturday, many in the audience were revolted by the treatment of activists from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

Ben Stassen, a Belgian producer and director whose new 3D film, Sammy's Adventure, opens in British cinemas this month, has long warned that audiences would revolt against overpriced, second-rate 3D movies.

But audiences also revolted against more of the same, especially if quality came up short.

Will audiences and voters revolt at the unflattering portrait of America?

But the man who gave us such resplendently titled dramas as "The Pitchfork Disney" and the deeply divisive "Mercury Fur" can always be relied upon to rattle, roil and possibly revolt his audiences.

I do recall, however, a production at the Met directed by Jean-Pierre Ponelle in which every time a door opened, the audience was treated to revolting peasants brandishing farm instruments which seemed pretty heavy handed.