Sentence examples for immense audiences from inspiring English sources

Almost all "hit" songs since the mid-20th century have been imitation folk songs; and some authentic folk singers attract immense audiences.

They attract immense audiences.

The American Juba has for some years drawn immense audiences whenever he has appeared.

In those years, a poet could draw an immense audience.

It was the ambivalence of choice between life and death, good and evil, that captured and captivated the immense audience the book won.

Indeed, Kabuki in Japan and jingxi in China have had little official status until the mid-20th century in spite of their immense audience popularity and their obvious excellence as performing arts.

There were partisans of scale, who argued for the primacy of an immense audience to drive ad revenues, and partisans of quality, who argued that people would pay for gold-standard journalism.

Another surprising theme of the festival was the experimental jamming of some bands, which rarely happens in excess in front of an immense audience weaned more on punk rock than the Grateful Dead.

Measha Brueggergosman, a 30-year-old Canadian soprano, had a large enough personality and voice to communicate with the immense audience in Central Park on Tuesday, as she made her debut with the New York Philharmonic, led by Andrew Davis, in the last of the Philharmonic's parks concerts this year.

New York City has everything a business owner could want or need, from endless resources to an immense audience.

But it's clear he still plans to use his immense audience, power and fortune to push for progressive policies that don't rely on turning Americans and the nations of the world against each other.