Sentence examples for closed audience from inspiring English sources

Added a company spokesman, Drew Kerr: "It's a very closed audience.

The Queensland chief justice, Tim Carmody, has cancelled his appearance at a legal conference where he was to deliver a contentious speech to a closed audience including a judge he purportedly referred to as a "fat fuck" and another who recorded the remark.

Because we know the scribe made this prayer book for his own private family use, this has implications for interpreting the content and meaning of the illustrations it contains, as it was intended for a closed audience.

The problem lies with closed-minded audiences and uncaring official leaders".

Three closed doors face the audience with enigmatic promise.

So vile was the racist abuse that a judge, Gianpaolo Tosel, ordered Monday that Juventus must play its next match behind closed doors, without any audience.

Often, though, it is the people in charge of these museums who have the closed minds; and the audience, as Mapplethorpe's crowds prove, is fully capable of dealing with the controversial material.

How closed is "closed"?

(It's closed-door to the audience, too).

Everything is so studied that the only reason that they're called debates is that we haven't yet invented a word for the sight of two candidates standing and droning on before the camera trying to engage an audience beyond the closed circle of journalists, policy wonks, pollsters and everyone else who covers the election to the exclusion of real life.

You can film in a closed studio or get the audience in to watch (this normally happens with sitcom).