Sentence examples for hand audiences from inspiring English sources

They tackle many subjects that the industry has written off as a bad investment and hand audiences a much-needed laugh in the process.

On the other hand, audiences might be anticipating a gruelling ordeal from both of these best picture Oscar-nominated dramas, failing to heed critics' clues that Room is ultimately a life-affirming and warmly human story.

In Japan, on the other hand, audiences are used to gorier and more brutal scenes than anything a ratings board would permit in the U.S., and they take violence as he wants them to — as an especially thrilling and intricate form of choreography.

"On the one hand, audiences want what's familiar," said Greg Foster, chief executive of Imax Entertainment and senior executive vice president of the Imax Corp. "On the other hand, more of the same doesn't work".

The issue at hand? Audiences expect those stars to give great performances.

When I first scanned Rotten Tomatoes for the film, my eye immediately dropping to the top right hand audience score, I was instantly put off.

Weak dance films make us a second-hand audience; others place us within the dancer's moment.

She appeared on stage at press night, script in hand, to audience cheers.

"On the other hand, the audience is so close, you can feel them breathe with you".

In the theatre, on the other hand, every audience helps to create or to destroy the performance.

The prolonged applause did not make up for the abuse that he had previously suffered at the hands of audiences and critics.