Sentence examples for from one audience from inspiring English sources

He has jumped from one audience to another over and over again.

Alone in this house, he's hiding from one audience in order to perform for two others: himself and the reader.

The profession and salary level and age of the respondents might vary from one audience to the next, he said, but the results are always the same.

He faced down criticism from one audience member that he should not have extended his responsibility theme to include those who are disabled.

Performers are vividly aware of the differences from one audience to another; some audiences are "hard," some "easy".

Experience suggests that the most effective training approaches combine several styles, which may vary from one trainer to another and from one audience to another, and should be adapted to the training circumstances.

Ultimately, the audience that matters most to the war's outcome, if you were to choose one audience from the dozen or so most important ones, is the Corps Command of the Pakistan Army, who have succored the Taliban all these years.

The second Lumpens piece in the video from our Seoul event requires one audience member at a time to sit on a chair and watch as the features of his or her face are rearranged in a projection before them.

"They raise the bar, and then they jump over it," one audience member from Aspen, Colo., said of the company on Tuesday night.

When Miramax reissues Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" next week, it will be a very different film from the one audiences saw in 1979 -- and for many who have seen the new version, a much better one.

As Darling denied Salmond's claims that Scotland's separately-run NHS was under threat from privatisation policies in England, one audience member accused the former Chancellor of starting off the privatisation process and said that next time he ate at a private dinner for healthcare companies, "I hope you can see Aneurin Bevan [founder of the NHS] sitting on your shoulder".