Sentence examples for extraneous audience from inspiring English sources

But at no point does Mr. Armstrong indulge in extraneous audience pandering or self-indulgent showboating.

Communicating with external audiences.

His ability to make his own work invisible (he eschews high concepts or extraneous effects) allows the audience to be drawn effortlessly into the world of the play.

Asked how, when performing music, he balances the ideas and feelings in his head with the external stimuli of the audience, the place he is performing, and extraneous sounds, Mr. Metheny explained his approach.

So he slows the action and, at a critical juncture, makes it resonate with the audience by inserting a seemingly extraneous question and answer.

This means that public relations people should tailor the pitch to its audience (avoid spamming, in particular) and avoid jargon and other extraneous matter.

As a century-old melodrama, "The Boss" retains some of the creaky conventions that modern audiences may have little patience for, including length (two and a half hours), extraneous characters, an absurdly implausible ending and a starchy ingénue.

Jobs that were once vital are deemed extraneous: every artist does everything for themselves, whether that's booking the gigs, doing the PR, or finding the audience.

Slushy details are extraneous.

The effort is extraneous.

They are comforting, extraneous debris.