Sentence examples for audience thinking from inspiring English sources

I don't want the audience thinking about the gay guy who wrote the song.

And, Julian Fellowes, you do not want your audience thinking that.

Based on transcripts of actual legislative meetings in nine cities, "City Council Meeting" is intended to get the audience thinking about why some people get involved in local government and others — that is, most of us — do not.

It's central to me to leave the audience thinking, feeling or acting differently: to give them a gift that they can carry out of the theatre into the wider world.

Near the beginning, when Timmy settles into the audience thinking he is going to see a show rather than be one, Mr. Rooney, directed by Orlando Pabotoy (with whom he conceived the production), seems more like Will Ferrell in the movie "Elf".

Chile's impressive pro-business, pro-immigration policy left many students in the audience thinking about packing their bags for South America and Arrington concerned about the potential loss of bright American minds to other countries with greater entrepreneurial opportunities.

CEDAR LAKE CONTEMPORARY BALLET can set audiences thinking.

His hope is that seeing a range of shows from both countries will get Australian audiences thinking about their own.

WQXR's modest 2011 "Obeythoven" campaign used TV spots to get audiences thinking about New York City classical music radio in a new way.

Sony was looking for a way to get people, from diverse and often untapped audiences, thinking in new ways about the sustainability challenges we all face.

Mr. Roxey hopes to get audiences thinking not only about the timelessness of "Dracula" in a cultural moment saturated with new, overheated vampire stories, but also about how ballet can transcend expectations.