Sentence examples for audience scare from inspiring English sources

You don't want to suddenly start having your audience scare you to think I'm wrong with this idea.

She believes that rather than using the ghost upfront, you want to watch good actors being scared – that's what makes the audience scared.

Hearing the performer speak about the music really helps to break down the formal barrier (but I have to admit the thought of talking to my audience scares me witless).

Alex Jones frequently paints his audience as one full of brave souls but, make no mistake about it, what he actually has is an audience scared of the world they live in, and he quite possibly helped make them that way.

Mr. Haneke has always delighted in keeping audiences scared and off-balance.

And British audiences, scared or put off as they can be by difference, have never been scared by these characters.

In the first place, the nameless, faceless audience will scare you to death and in the second place, unlike the theater, it doesn't exist.

The plot that Tonya Harding hatched with a band of Keystone thugs to whack Nancy Kerrigan left people riveted, but the possible infiltration of organized crime into skating threatens to disengage audiences, to scare away future Olympians and to suspend the sport as an Olympic competition, skating officials agree.

Enter a Modern Brooklyn Dollhouse Ibsen Would Be Proud Of.

He sometimes uses it to express disdain, as when he told an audience, "Optimistic Negroes scare me".

Audiences are scared about the unknown.