Sentence examples for fit audience from inspiring English sources

It is, to paraphrase Milton, a fit audience though few.

No doubt the folk poets will find fit audience somewhere.

fit audience find, though few". The modern instance is James Joyce, who demanded a lifetime of study of anyone who would understand his work.

Sales of particular volumes may often be counted in the hundreds rather than thousands, but poetry does escape to what Milton called a "fit audience, though few".

This is a book of turning away from all that is modish in literature, from "the deliberate delight in incoherence, the whiff of chaos / off the first page of some new book" and toward his fit audience, however few, toward "You, my dearest friend, Reader".

Her models were Anne Bradstreet and Emily Dickinson, brilliant women with domineering fathers, who wrote poems that acted necessarily as both expression and concealment, and whose achievement was timed to detonate in the future, when the world had prepared for them a fit audience.

Wii Fit Ideal audience: couch produce of all ages.

I see a young, fit, adventurous audience who are desperate for a good night out".

He had an eye for the main chance too, tailoring his self-justification to fit his audience.

The most effective communicators span a range of styles and tailor their approach to fit the audience.

But mostly they sing, tailoring their act to fit the audience; their Catskills shows include a Yiddish song or two.