Sentence examples for intense audience from inspiring English sources

What other band, three decades into the game, gets its most intense audience reaction with new songs?

Is there a better group of people to finagle into intense audience participation than the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater faithful?

Along the southern wall, 34 monks in colorful open jackets, sleeves rolled up, spar in bare-fisted pairs before a small but intense audience of scholars and spectators.

Martin was actually nearby, being honored on the field in the official halftime show, which had a far less intense audience.

Many of the reviews included fixable concerns, he noted, and added that there was unusually intense audience interest in the musical itself, a revisionist take on several Grimm fairy tales.

But movies this expensive need intense audience support; in the Twitter and Facebook age, films can fall off a cliff almost overnight if early attendees don't like what they see.

The intense audience-consciousness of the Trockadero "girls" is enchanting in one way; the virile innocence of the DanceBrazil guys, matching testosterone with grace, is enchanting in another.

The latter day consensus about "Anna Christie" seems to be that if a production is going to fly with modern audiences, it has to be so overpoweringly sexy and intense that the audience won't hear the creaking of the plot and the roar of its mystical metaphors.

And by encouraging her actors to engage with one another on a level so natural and yet so intense that the audience cannot help being made to feel the powerful, painful weight of the play's beauty.

Until Mr. Santa Rosa and Mr. Manuelle came out and showed everybody what real improvisation entailed, the group DLG, performing "La Quiero a Morir" with the Dominican singer Sergio Vargas, made their part of the show intense, with the audience crowding the front and standing up.

It is all very different than being on stage – it's not quite so intense because your audience isn't right there in front of you.