Sentence examples for fair audience from inspiring English sources

Only one of them gets a fair audience, though, and she ain't the one in the nightgown.

"We started doing it three years ago as a way of increasing engagement with our Frieze art fair audience," explains Frieze's marketing manager, Rozzy Middleton, to The Creators Project.

Try em all and see what one gives you a fair audience.

To be fair, audiences in the cinema where I first saw this laughed a lot, but viewed at home on my TV it played to stony silence.

To be fair, the audience was booing him.

To be fair, the audience did seem enthusiastic when the girls ganged up on Ed for not being anti-austerity enough.

Fine for producers, not fair to audience members.

To be fair, the audience consisted of a gymnasium filled with many educated young adults looking for jobs -- myself included.

But even a program of works by Lee Hyla, a powerfully original Boston-based composer without much recognition in New York, drew a fair-sized audience a few nights later.

The theatre's origins lie in the experimental work of the 1960s, but today's Edinburgh audiences have to venture to Glasgow, and venues such as the Arches and the Tramway, for their avant garde fix (although, to be fair, Glasgow audiences often have to venture to Edinburgh for a decent play).

But Angelika employees say it has drawn fair-sized audiences.