Sentence examples for move the audience from inspiring English sources

It was so important to have someone of her calibre who can move the audience in such a limited time frame".

You have to go to the depths of each one, like opera: only in that way can you move the audience".

The dancers don't move, the audience does, but then again, ideas about stillness have long been a part of Ms. Carlson's choreographic vocabulary.

Meanwhile, McConaughey's performance is excellent, but the film operates within too narrow an emotional band to let him do more than move the audience intellectually.

This is crucial for any performer attempting to move the audience not only at gut level but also to take them out of present reality and transform the place that she's playing into a mythical sleazy jazz joint some 30 years in the past.

But it is difficult to imagine the work being as bewitching — or as spatially smart — in a traditional proscenium setting, particularly in the opening section, where the four performers dance around the viewers' chairs, unless Mr. O'Connor were to move the audience onto the stage as well, as Miguel Gutierrez did in his last work, "Everyone".

Still moving!" The audience leaped to its feet and cheered like a liberated nation.

Choreographers moved the audience closer to the stage, limited the seating and favored a deadpan display of body parts.

Given that, all there was to do was dance, which the band gradually moved the audience to do.

Andreyanova fainted – which so moved the audience that they then gave her a standing ovation.

From opera-house standards to Broadway chestnuts, baritone Christopher Maltman, soprano Sarah Fox and tenor Andrew Kennedy charmed and moved the audience.