Sentence examples for audience thoughts from inspiring English sources

Clearly the performances evoked memories among playwrights in the audience, thoughts about scenes and songs that might deserve to be resurrected and others that should remain footnotes forever.

In "Foreign Relations," which had its premiere at Danspace Project in St. Mark's Church over the weekend, Alan Danielson acknowledges this reality, providing a running commentary of audience thoughts as a score for the duet.

At least, that's what the audience thought.

Mr. Thile regaled the audience with thoughts on "Footprints in the Snow," a song from Monroe's repertory that, oddly, speaks about a loved one's death as a "happy day".

Although Mr. Haneke expresses reluctance to provide an "instruction manual" to his film, he was willing, on the day after the Lincoln Center event, to own up to having directed the audience's thoughts toward Nazism.

Clasping his hands like a devious villain, he closed the presentation by calmly asking the audience whose thoughts they'd like to control.

In the emotional advertising context, the AIDA model brings together traditional and emotional advertising which is regarded as highly persuasive ground for the advertisers to work with which can effectively hold an audience's thoughts and influence their consumption patterns (Zulkifly and Firdaus, 2014).

Throughout the film, Ferris breaks the fourth wall by explaining to the audience his thoughts and techniques.

During the film, Bueller frequently breaks the fourth wall by speaking directly to the camera to explain to the audience his thoughts and techniques.

With this installation Konstruktiv tries to inspire the audience with thoughts about their own perspectives and possibilities in life and about themselves as humans living in 2012.

Through a series of narrative jumps, his finely pitched, oblique dialogue teases the audience into thought.