Sentence examples for make the spectator from inspiring English sources

Her repression of all signs and tokens of affection make the spectator gasp at her self-inflicted cruelty.

Clark's movable, aluminium origami-esque Bichos or Creatures are designed to make the spectator an active part of the artwork.

Games figure heavily in much of Ms. Neuenschwander's art, especially games meant to make the spectator a participant in a work.

(A rough analogy can be made with the way a singer phrases a multiplicity of notes within a single breath). Many factors work to make the spectator perceive a series of movements as a phrase.

The Roman Catholic daily La Croix, appraising the graphic depiction of Jesus' last hours, said, "Sadism and voyeurism are not substitutes for catechism," but the conservative weekly magazine Figaro said the film's tougher moments sought "to make the spectator understand what Christ endured".

This fictional documentary is strongly inspired by real events and reactions and tries to make the spectator think more about how French society could and should potentially be.

It is also an inspired deconstruction of a strip that manages to make the spectators feel every bit as naked as the performer.

allows him feelings," whereas the epic theater "makes the spectator an observer but..

It made the spectator's role feel vital in the completion of the work.

Molinier, born in 1900, makes the spectator feel like a voyeur.

He does that pained look which makes the spectator either want to cuddle or batter some sense into him, depending on mood.