Sentence examples for harsh audience from inspiring English sources

For litigators in particular (i.e. those who plead in court and deal directly with clients as opposed to the backend legal researchers and drafters), there's a lot of theatre and often a harsh audience, so you've got to hide your darkness away.

For litigators in particular (i.e., lawyers who plead in court and deal directly with clients as opposed to the backend legal researchers and drafters), there's a lot of theater and often a harsh audience, so you've got to hide your darkness.

It will prepare you for teaching lessons to students, who can be the harshest audience of all.

One of my main worries when signing with an agency was making my Instagram feed too commercial, so what I try to do is only accept jobs that match with my content and not post anything too harsh for my audience.

The play ends with that harsh scene, and the audience, mostly nurses' aides, hospital technicians and nursing home workers, showers the two actors with flowers.

Handling the judgement from readers--the sometimes harsh comments from an audience made bold by their online anonymity--could be hard to handle.

Also, it's a bit harsh to say that the audience was locked in the barn.

When you strip a film of that, it is just life with which the audience is confronted: harsh, lonely, melancholic, and absurd.

A hundred minutes later, the last harsh chord sounded, a stunned audience burst into a prolonged ovation, and it seemed as though the grand old Met had been the scene of a revolution.

It is to the credit of the editor, James Scott, and the paper's excellent political editor, Nigel Nelson, that they have taken up this crusade against a deeply unpopular government tax, which is disproportionately harsh on their working-class audience.

Not so with Rayner's Mendacity, where "an iron-lunged Ali Kresch" (Village Voice) delivers a multi-faceted performance, making this harsh material digestible by the audience.