Sentence examples for between the spectators from inspiring English sources

She comes down from the stage and processes between the spectators and the shattered action.

"In 'Ta'ziyeh,' there is no division between the spectators and the actors," Mr. Chelkowski said.

Mr. Martinez-Villareal, meanwhile, was not able to tell the difference between the spectators and the jury, his trial lawyer testified at a later hearing.

"It has a fantastic relationship between the spectators and the stage, and favorable acoustics for the singers, who, if I do my job properly, will be able to sing in a truly lyrical style, as Wagner intended.

And while the track round the pitch may have put awkward distance between the spectators and the action, it somehow served only to highlight the other-worldliness of your team actually playing there.

A further complaint was the distance between the spectators and the pitch, the stadium betraying its track and field heritage.

The relationship between the spectator and whatever she's looking at is what really interests me.

As both a theorist and a director, Mr. Boal (pronounced Bo-AHL) was especially intrigued by the relationship between the spectator and the actor, and his career was a steady march toward a greater partnership between the two.

Then there are quasi-philosophical musings about the relationship between the spectator and the star, when Thomson seems to be aspiring to produce criticism in the vein of Richard Dyer and Roland Barthes, those most lucid of writers on cinematic celebrity.

Vernon grasped that there is an imbalance between the spectator's experience and the performer's, greater even than the normal imbalance in the arts between the insider and the outsider.

Much of the discomfort comes from the encounter between the spectator's and the marionette's gaze.