Sentence examples for inquisitive audience from inspiring English sources

They showcased vital new music for an inquisitive audience.

My view: Most of the time, plain words communicate best, but every now and then — when dealing with an inquisitive audience — it doesn't hurt to stretch the readership's vocabulary.

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We spent some time roaming the grounds with EE, took in the spectacular views from atop the Ferris wheel, and of course saw them perform their hit "Curiosity Kills" in front of an equally inquisitive audience.

An intelligent and inquisitive audience plied Congressman Massa with informed questions and polite comments for several hours, a challenge to which the Congressman rose with his usual passion and depth of knowledge.

Mr. McCain likes to say that his many town hall meetings and inquisitive audiences have helped him.

As he crawls among the audience like an inquisitive monkey, you get the sense that he really does see no distinction between the beaded, tie-dyed and patchouli-scented kids onstage and the less colorfully attired (and, for the most part, rather older) patrons in the audience.

Eppie's twinkly, inquisitive eyes suddenly stop searching the audience for responsive affection, and the bubbles go out of her convivial chatter, replaced by awkward pauses and fumblings.

But was he a great director or just an inquisitive and urbane fellow who respected the audience's intelligence?

The Belasco Theater audience, the standard afternoon combo of inquisitive older theatergoers and parents with teenagers, provides Stew and company with a somewhat shellshocked standing ovation.

Todd Reynolds, a restlessly inquisitive violinist and composer, held the hardiest members of a thinned audience rapt with "Beginner's Mind," a slowly mounting soliloquy with electronic accompaniment, paired with R. Luke DuBois's ingenious digital-art projections.