Sentence examples for integrated audience from inspiring English sources

He insisted on listening only -- no dancing -- and an integrated audience.

He led an integrated audience of more than ten thousand children and their parents in a passionate recitation of the alphabet.

I knew that his wife Eleanor was famously progressive, that when the African-American Marian Anderson was refused permission to sing to an integrated audience at Constitution Hall the First Lady arranged for her to sing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial (an especially gratifying scrap of knowledge, this: it's not in the film!).

Watching Aretha Franklin sing the same song on the steps of our nation's capitol that Marian Anderson had to perform on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial 60 years ago because the Daughters of the American Revolution wouldn't let her appear before an integrated audience in Constitution Hall.

It's integrated audiences or no deal!" A self-made man, Granz emerged in the 1950s as a figure about whom no one in the jazz world was neutral.

Many jazz clubs at the time played to segregated audiences, but when Granz, an ex-marine standing at more than 6ft tall who kept himself in fine physical shape (he was a talented tennis player), began promoting his own small-scale concerts, he demanded integrated audiences and good rates of pay for the musicians.

It was incredible to hear him recite the history of the company, from the discovery of the old listed building in the "Indian market", to finding the legal loopholes that allowed integrated audiences and performers to work under one roof, to the excitement and fear of creating narratives that challenged the personal and the political.

It draws one of the most racially integrated audiences in town, where the music and dancing is as inspiring as it is non-stop.

Such unsubtle tricks are an unpalatable but understandable effort to integrate audience and action; far more problematic is Kyle's tendency to approach the text in the manner of a GCSE study aid.

Increased interactivity or participation is one of the most regularly cited reasons for integrating audience response technology into teaching [ 12].

I've been playing around with this concept of trying to integrate audiences from the theater and film worlds.