Sentence examples for faceless audience from inspiring English sources

In the first place, the nameless, faceless audience will scare you to death and in the second place, unlike the theater, it doesn't exist.

And I've always believed that the fatal flaw of financial media was that you can't give advice to a faceless audience, because everybody has unique time horizons and risk profiles.

What's a person to do? Harrison: Well, I think that, to our earlier point, Steve, about the changing landscape, one of the things that I firmly believe is that you can't give advice to a faceless audience because everybody has a unique time horizon and risk profile.

And yet as he crooned away, he was also smirking through much of it -- just in case, perhaps, someone in the faceless audience, or one of the satiric voices in his head, wanted to mock him for caring about something unreservedly.

Once champions of the unusual venue (their genesis was in a disused tanning oil factory in Brixton), Exploding Cinema are back on the scene, embracing the YouTube aesthetic with Disposable Film Night, in which you can bring your best mobile phone movies, or webcam moments, for real people, rather than a faceless internet audience, to enjoy.

These faceless dummies are her audience — as are we, as is history.

Ms. Linke and the powerful dancers, each with a face and stage presence of his own in this putatively faceless chorus, take the audience through an arduous journey.

When Belfort secures a large sum from a client over speakerphone, he silently mouths expletives in his direction, gesturing obscenely at the faceless voice for an audience of giddy brokers.

His every move is monitored by us (the audience), and a faceless, nameless villain who controls all the switches.

A target audience was just that: a faceless, passive and attentive group of people marketers bombarded with persuasion.

The audience became a blur of faceless, sobbing, sniffling heads.