Sentence examples for audiences slightly from inspiring English sources

That is what keeps audiences slightly off balance and constantly surprised in the growing roster of his popular Adobe productions.

A result is a play that zips by, maintaining suspense by keeping the audience slightly off balance.

On Tuesday night, lowest-rated MSNBC had only 390,000 viewers -- a national audience slightly exceeding the population of Wichita.

And the ending leaves the audience slightly suspended, unclear as to what will happen next: far more suited, says Jurowski, to our 21st-century tastes.

Once, Mr. Lark performed to an audience of one (he knew the audience slightly, but not well enough to cancel, he said).

We have to keep the audience slightly off-balance, not allowing them the luxury of just sitting back and bathing in the glory of some of the tunes.

(He teased Ms. Horne and the audience slightly by beginning with the introduction to "Una voce poco fa," which Ms. Horne waved away).

Ten or 20 years ago it was relatively easy to define the term "indie-rock" as a handful of related styles and a collective audience slightly on the fringe of the mainstream.

That he makes it work, like the rest of the cast just about getting away with a larcenous assault on the Kiwi accent, makes an audience slightly slow to warm increasingly quick to laugh.

On Sept. 7, during a performance at Madison Square Garden that was being televised for "The Ed Sullivan Show," Mr. Trenkler slipped from the rope and fell into the audience, slightly injuring himself and a spectator.

This was one of those rare goals, which leaves the audience slightly stunned and in need of a moment's reflection to fully absorb then comprehend what has just happened.