Sentence examples for incorporated audience from inspiring English sources

Some believe that the singing contest Super Girl was targeted, in particular, because it incorporated audience voting -- but this explanation is weak and, as far as Sino-pessimists are concerned, would be too good to be true.

Appropriating gospel music's use of the congregate as a "fifth member," the Make-Up incorporated audience participation through call and response vocals, lyrical "discussion" techniques, and destruction of the fourth wall by physical transgression.

Bertolt Brecht, Samuel Beckett, and Antonin Artaud were all innovators of experimental avant garde plays who incorporated audience participation and other absurdist or surreal elements into their drama.

After a dispute about the accuracy of last year's tickets figures because they incorporated estimates about audiences to free events, this year's official audience figures include only those tickets either sold or issued.

For example, the theme of "Imagine Tomorrow" focused on the general notion of sustainability and concluded with a summit that involved student presentations to external audiences that incorporated various content areas on a variety of issues related to sustainability.

In a conscious effort to capture the growing teen audience, he also incorporated the music of jump-blues stars into his sound (and later speculated that through them he was probably influenced by Louis Jordan).

One of them, Bruno Massel, recalled that it was shot at Willow Springs Raceway in California, that there was no studio audience, that it incorporated segments from the British version, that the original Stig came to America to drive and that the actor Jon Favreau was the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

What makes Machiavelli a troubling yet stimulating thinker is that, in his attempt to draw different conclusions from the commonplace expectations of his audience, he still incorporated important features of precisely the conventions he was challenging.

The actress is forced to feign discussions off-stage; it would be much simpler, and less awkward for the audience, if she incorporated them into her remembrances.

She incorporated monologues and dialogues with the audience into the program, and often used silence as a musical element.

A flashback approach was incorporated as the producers realized the audience responded well to it, despite concern the episode might be confused for a clip show.