Sentence examples for concert thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Page said the band members did not go into the concert thinking it would eventually become a movie.

These are fine for experts like me who know what the maps are – but I wouldn't want people to leave this concert thinking that Venus is actually green, yellow and red.

Solomon Volkov, the editor of "Testimony: The Memoirs of Dmitri Shostakovich," precisely describes Shostakovich's "poetics of shock" in recalling the premiere of the 11th Symphony in Leningrad in 1958: "For the first time in my life, I left a concert thinking about others instead of myself".

He went through this whole concert thinking he was going to throw up and then after the concert Prince says, "Yeah, I've had a few ideas.

Zhirinovsky, the fascist, ultranationalist madman, blind on strong drinks, groping at young boys' bottoms during a heavy metal concert thinking that they were girls because of their long hair.

"If you ask someone 'Will you pay £20 for a concert?' they're thinking that's money well spent.

It means building a capacity for innovative thinking and using it in concert with business thinking.

The fact that Wagner is played on the radio in Israel, but not at public concerts, shows rational thinking side by side with rational compassion.

Many people attribute the newer attitude regarding applause to Wagner, who's direction to avoid curtain calls for Parsifal is thought to have confused some concert-goers into thinking that absolute silence was essential.[2].

I remember hearing Matt playing guitar at an end-of-term concert, and thinking: "Bloody hell, he's only 12!" He played like a grown-up.

Before the concert started I recall thinking, "How on earth am I going to get through to the end?" Everyone else was relaxed, taking it in their stride, knowing what they were doing, but I was worried I was going to mess up, that I would play too early, play too late, not play together with my colleagues.