Sentence examples for before friendly audiences from inspiring English sources

So far, Ms. Warren's appearances before friendly audiences have drawn rave reviews, and she is popular with national Democratic base.

So far, Ms. Warren's appearances before friendly audiences have drawn ravereviews, and she is popular with national Democratic base.

Quayle was relegated to the byways of the country he had been travelling before, mostly appearing before friendly audiences.

While Mr. Ferrer talks often about his roots in the South Bronx, he rarely makes direct ethnic appeals, even before friendly audiences.

"Before Friendly Audiences on the Trail, a Looser, Livelier Bush Appears" (White House Letter, Sept. 13) mentions the policing of dissent at events, but does not mention the campaign's pre-emptive invitation process.

A few pointed to the phenomenon of "celebrity justices" who travel the country appearing before ideologically friendly audiences.

On November 1st, roughly two weeks before the House vote on NAFTA, Hillary, in a speech before a friendly audience at the American Academy of Pediatrics, in Washington, launched her much publicized fierce counterattack on the insurance industry, in which she accused the industry of lying in its television advertisements.

The president, who has described himself as uncomfortable with introspection, loosened up considerably before a friendly audience of conservatives.

"Budget battles and debates, those are as old as the republic," Mr. Obama said before a friendly audience assembled in a White House annex.

Most pointedly, however, Mrs. Clinton exploited an opportunity before a friendly audience of women to make a concerted attack on Mr. Lazio's debate tactics.

Before a friendly audience that included many Tesla owners, Mr. Musk's team swapped batteries out of, and back into, two Model S cars onstage in about 90 seconds each.