Sentence examples for audience surrenders from inspiring English sources

He doesn't let up: his is a very British kind of comic brinkmanship, remaining in character and nerve-rackingly callous until the audience surrenders.

Jones, however, prefers that the audience surrender to the emotional and sensory experience of each land rather than track the details of plot, which she views as a secondary element.

What audiences surrendered to was Makarova's interpretive command.

Burns told me that he expects his audience to "surrender to narrative".

For the first time, peer-to-peer file sharing offered musicians a means to reach their audience without surrendering control to the man.

Most of all these durational performances require the audience to surrender to the changing rhythms of the show as exhaustion overtakes the performers and failure becomes an integral element.

He's a performer, and there are moments when audiences will surrender to his shtick.

And every improvement in reproduction and distribution, every new form that images assumed, made their audience more eager to surrender in larger and larger numbers.

The playwright, Kari Floren, takes a battering-ram approach to finding her way into the plot of her comedy "The Porch," now at Altered Stages: she smashes four not very likable characters into the situation she wants, rather messily and very loudly, as if a fortissimo assault on the ears might render the audience vulnerable enough to surrender disbelief.

She could seduce an audience but she could never surrender herself, which was both her poignance and her tragedy.

That's the power of "Lola". Alone among the early products of the New Wave, it gives the audience the exquisite sense of surrendering to a guilty pleasure.