Sentence examples for audiences about how from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lindstrom, who had three small children when she went to work for Mr. Romney, has told audiences about how Mr. Romney told her, at their first cabinet meeting, that he his approach was "family first".

During his preliminaries, Rodeheaver often instructed audiences about how to muffle their coughs.

Other right-wing outlets, including American Spectator, The Washington Times, The American Thinker, Free Republic, NewsMax, and WorldNetDaily, have all educated their audiences about how the Cloward-Piven has infected society like a dangerous left-wing virus.

When you watch the video of "Formation" there's almost like a forced check-off box to pander to her audiences about how much "blackness" she is trying to invoke.

When your intention is to deliver a speech that instructs audiences about how to produce some sort of tangible product or result, showing off a "finished work" at the start of your speech can intrigue the audience and make them want to learn how to accomplish the same results.

Whenever possible, the scenes should also educate the audience about how the science or technology "works".

"How, in framing the environment, you would artfully talk to the audience about how to see that picture, how to see the world".

He frequently asked questions of his audience about how they felt about cutting spending and whether they agreed with him or not.

On a pig farm, she lectured her audience about how the pig is the animal closest to humans and cuddled a squealing, 2-day-old speckled specimen.

I could make it clear to a new, far broader audience about how the Lord had turned things around for me".

When Kevin Noack, the superintendent, spoke to the audience about how this fall would mark "the end of an era for Crawford," he was referring to the retirement of Mary Keltner, the school's longtime custodian.