Sentence examples for fair audiences from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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.

It's this: are audiences fair game?