An ambulant lecturer, hands in pockets, he would seem to be searching for an exact meaning - and the whole audience searched with him.
Journal articles have tabulated Mr. Springsteen's interactions with an audience, searched for recurring themes and strategies in his rhetoric and examined the way he has quietly refused to rule out the homoerotic in his videos, onstage camaraderie and lyrics, which are full of androgynous names like Terry, Frankie and Bobby Jean.
Microsoft could of course tie any service neatly to its mass audience search engine Bing.
It's a sharp, lively discourse, and audience members searching for engaging debate will be pleased.
We as an audience are searching for her identity, but she is more searching for the concept of identity, at first.
Festival administrators and producers across the city say that, in common with theatres in London's West End, audiences are searching for an escape from the recession and holidaying at home in increasing numbers.
While hapless actors grope their way through these tedious exercises, the audience blindly searches for anything recognizable from the originals.
If we have learned how to investigate philosophical problems in the Sophist and Statesman, Plato may be challenging his audience to search for the philosopher themselves, using the techniques and recommendations these dialogues provide (M. L. Gill, 2012).
Navigating a network of cavernous basements and tunnels, the audience must search for the body parts of a large baby while contending with an army of humanoids that will adapt and evolve based on the audience's efforts.
Through the 90-minute set, Chance calibrated and recalibrated what matters in his music under Carlos' interrogation, and in turn challenged the audience to search for the best in itself.
