Sentence examples for enticing audiences from inspiring English sources

"Coppélia" is a family-friendly ballet, enticing audiences with plum comedy roles that allow dancers a wide range of interpretation.

Take a closer look, though, at the films enticing audiences and it's a series of sequels – all those Freddy and Jason movies, reboots such as House of Wax, which starred Paris Hilton (need I say more), and then an evil host of movies such as Eli Roth's Hostel that have come to be known by the umbrella term "torture porn".

Yet opera was once the ultimate popular culture of its day, enticing audiences who could sing along to music composed by men who enjoyed the stature of today's rock stars.

Serrano tells Creators he enjoys enticing audiences by infusing his work with wonder and eroticism, as well.

A great deal of planning has been devoted to making the new season important and inspiring, to making the productions affordable, to enticing audiences, etc.

In the original show, and in the original film, the role goes to a drag queen, enticing audiences to accept those who do not fit the norm.

Still, the chance to hear Mr. Andsnes play the Lutoslawski should entice audiences to the final performance tomorrow night.

If the idea is to entice audiences to see the rest of the season, I'd wager that the onslaught of excerpts is a failing strategy.

To address that, but also as part of efforts to entice audiences, the Philharmonic had a special two-for-one offer on tickets.

With power returning to much of Lower Manhattan, some Off Broadway theaters and playhouses in the area are offering discounted tickets to entice audiences to return as well.

The sickly sweet whiff of Catholic corruption enticed audiences a decade back; this time it's the equally worn groove of the gulf between rich and poor in the country.