Sentence examples for audiences of being from inspiring English sources

Accusing audiences of being gullible won't wash.

It has always searched restlessly for future jazz forms, and no one can accuse this year's cutting-edge contemporary jazz programming, played to enthusiastic audiences, of being an artistic sellout.

What Legends might remind audiences of is the short-lived TNT drama, Dark Blue.

She angrily marched out of a televised session with college students after accusing those in the audience of being Maoists.

We were accused by a member of the audience of being 'institutionally sexist' for having a women-only panel.

She noted that Paige has the burden of winning over the audience — of being likable and relatable — which would constrain her as an actress.

The age of the audience of Being Human, for example, was much more widespread than the small target that BBC3 was going for.

Mass audiences, of course, aren't easily dragooned.

Even the "instant gratification" audiences of today are tired of tabloid (TV news).

The live audience of 150 was loud.

Small audiences of people who are indifferent are a problem.