In all these conventionally confined worlds, there is a moment where fame spreads outside the charmed circle of the usual audience, and large numbers of the general public start to think that they must find out what all the fuss is about.
It successfully squared the circle of appealing to a mass audience while remaining genuinely of the left.
By Heather Byer The New Yorker, May 29 , 1995P. 34 Talk story about the movie audience for "Circle of Friends".
In a short space of time, he found himself without a job, a city, a circle of friends, and a loyal audience for his poems.
Once the drawn-out introduction was over, the round central stage was set up with a circle of mirrors turned toward the audience, still waiting in the sweltering room for the first piece of clothing from Nana Aganovich to show up.
With Mill's energy and Bentham's ideas and financial backing, Utilitarian schemes for legal, political, penal, and educational reform gained an ever wider audience and circle of adherents.
In the performances, the charmed circle of listening expands to include the audience, too, so that in hearing these concerts live in Lucerne, you aren't simply letting a musical experience happen to you, you're an active, essential part of it.
What made the NBA so popular in the past 20 years is that it grew from its small circle of aficionados to gain a wide audience.
Instagram is a social network: you post your content to a select circle of followers, communicating to a wide audience some of whom choose to communicate back.
During the day, these steps provide rest for the visitors to the complex and at night, a musical fountain show representing the circle of life is played to an audience which is seated on the same steps.
