Sentence examples for expected of audience from inspiring English sources

Yet the ambiguity between performers and spectators, gone at the outset, is never replaced with anything more than mild confusion about what is expected of audience members, what's allowed.

I knew what was expected of the audience before there even was an audience.

This is particularly true of genres such as comedy and horror, where it takes effort to imagine the visceral reaction expected of an audience.

She had him rolling on the floor -- quite simple and grounded compared to what his audience expected of him.

When Bowie was asked what he thought his audience expected of him on this tour, he said: Bowie elected to play less well-known songs on the tour and avoided some of his bigger hits.

Putting heart aside, Coward constructed a highly efficient laugh machine, sheathed in the satiny sophistication his audiences expected of him.

It became clear that Murphy wasn't going to play in nostalgia, only giving audiences what they expected of him, unless he was getting a Shrek-level payday.

But there was also an effort to tell a thousand small stories, amid a jumble of ideas that may or may not have translated to the expected international audience of up to 1 billion.

But with an expected US audience of 110 million, and more streaming the most popular ads online, companies were happy to pay it.

Lopez will be joined by rapper Pitbull (probably not his birth name) and Brazilian singer Claudia Leitte to perform the track to an expected worldwide audience of a billion.

The communications regulator Ofcom has called it the "biggest media event in history", and says it has prompted a record demand for wireless spectrum to provide close-up pictures and high-quality sound for an expected global audience of over 4 billion.