Sentence examples for mixed audience when from inspiring English sources
As a matter of fact, East is East achieved a truly mixed audience when it transferred to the West End.
But before the mixed audience of the Sunset Club, when Kitchener began to sing, "Kitch come go to bed/I have a small comb to scratch your head", the punters understood the sexual references well enough, and those who didn't get it had its meaning explained to them by the Caribbean customers.
There were mixed emotions from the audience when Nite Jewel started to leave the stage.
(Mr. Bondy's rendition received extremely mixed reviews and some boos from the audience when it opened at the Met in 2009).
In terms of physicians, several trainers expressed that physicians were less likely to treat CFS as a real illness, and one trainer commented: "When I have trained a mixed audience that included physicians, the experience was less positive with physicians having more of an attitude that CFS is not real.
I first realized this during the winter of 1956-57 on a cold evening in Cambridge, Mass., when the Irish writer Mary Manning Howe played the Siobhan McKenna recording of the monologue to a mixed audience that included Lillian Hellman.
A reporter in El Paso, Texas gave it a mixed review, writing that "this mixture of humor with fact saved 'The Town...'.. as it wakes the audience when things begin to lag".
Beard is an exuberant communicator who relishes contact with a mixed audience.
In response, he received a standing ovation from the racially mixed audience.
Mocked even by a pretty liberal, racially mixed audience in New York City.
