Sentence examples for has made audiences from inspiring English sources

"Acting can often be about being camp and showing off," he said, explaining his preference for a naturalism so intense it has made audiences at "The Real Thing" remark that they felt they were hearing his thoughts.

More than a half-century after "The Sound of Music" immortalized the von Trapp family's flight from Austria on stage and screen, the first-ever Salzburg production of that Rodgers and Hammerstein musical has made audiences (if not the hills themselves) come alive with approval, The Associated Press reported.

But what, precisely, has made audiences so receptive right now? Inundated with entertainment opportunities, probably already in possession of a number of books on their "to read" pile, able to access recommendations, reviews and footage of live performances in the comfort of their own homes, what attracts them to a literary cabaret?

For nearly five decades, stunt performer Terry Leonard has made audiences' hearts pound a little faster.

In addition to Honeymoon in Vegas and Chaplin: The Musical, the New Jersey native has made audiences laugh in Avenue Q and Shrek.

That is partly because plays like Michael Frayn's Copenhagen and Tom Morton-Smith's Oppenheimer have made audiences more scientifically literate and partly because of the clarity of Howard Davies's excellent revival.

Time has made the audience and the actors more aware of Pinter's game; this relaxation allows for a greater appreciation of the gusto of his humor, as well as of his intellectual daring.

His beautiful physique has made him an audience favorite, according to Joseph Volpe.

• Returning TED talker Sherry Turkle, an author and academic, says that giving lectures about how lonely the Internet is making people has made her and her audiences even lonelier.

But Twitter's ability to connect them directly to their audiences has made it the garbage dump of choice for their every opinion and non sequitur.

But the key audience, the audience that has made Britain's Got Talent a television mainstay since 2007, are a much hardier bunch.