Sentence examples for keen audience from inspiring English sources

But the enterprise of his publisher Saraband (once of Glasgow, now based in Salford), the wisdom of the 2016 panel – and the quality of His Bloody Project, about a crofter's son bound for the gallows after a triple murder to which he has confessed guilt but not motive – have won Burnet a keen audience for his next move.

The Dark Knight was the eighth highest-grossing film of all time, and Nolan and Warner Bros are obviously so confident that a keen audience is waiting for them again that they rely on this bat symbol alone to identify the film, except for a small web address at the bottom of the frame.

Mrs. MacFarquhar, who traveled widely in Asia and whose reports and observations had a keen audience among scholars and foreign policy experts, also worked for several years for British television and for U.S. News & World Report, covering subjects like Mao's Cultural Revolution, the Bangladesh war of independence and women's rights.

The elderly are a particularly keen audience.

It was a keen audience - he got a standing ovation before he even spoke.

Philip Bernie, BBC head of TV Sport said: 'We know that there is always a keen audience to watch England's rugby internationals, so we're delighted to be covering their two Tests in Argentina, who will provide a strong challenge.

Above all, they are no substitute for good writers, directors, actors, managers, theaters -- and keen audiences.

We saw the glee-keen audiences, the pubs and hospitals, fail as the hour of his act chugged on.

He ultimately failed to justify his title, but he did reach a keen, large audience with a well-written book fizzing with ideas and examples.

Jason wants to get to No 10" – but he is also keen that audiences should not be able to dismiss the infanticide as something that happened once in ancient Greece.

BBC3 had built up a keen and responsive audience, especially for comedy, she said.