Sentence examples for odd audience from inspiring English sources

Introverts may be an odd audience for a book about power and leadership — concepts that necessarily involve the tiring and unappealing prospect of having power over, and leadership of, other people.

The 400 some-odd audience members in attendance this particular evening were there for the last leg of the pitch portion.

But dying was important too – for him to see the odd bad audience shouting at his old man".

These children's sections inspire some of the biggest cheers of the evening, provoking a large part of the hundred-thousand odd strong audience to whip out their mobile phones (yes, plenty of North Koreans have mobile phones).

David Spiel Hollis Hills, Queens, Oct. 26, 2007 • To the Editor: Daniel J. Levitin asks whether anyone besides himself finds it odd that audiences at Western classical concerts are "again sitting in rapt attention with their hands folded quietly in their laps".

Odds are, audiences who secure a ticket will feel as though they've hit the jackpot.

The odd attempt at audience interaction from the dancers only serves to emphasise the distance between us.

The individual segments are held together not by a theme but by a sense of humor so odd that the audience spends the evening giddy.

Now in the West End, it has its own, quieter, bar at The Queen's Head, off Piccadilly, but that hasn't stopped the odd interruption from audience members lured in by Trsytan Gravelle's confessional tones.

There are ideas for books, films and new sexual positions, odd music videos, audience fortune-telling and one-liners (including her runner-up in Dave's Funniest Joke of the Fringe: "I waited an hour for my starter. So I complained 'It's not rocket salad.'").

But no matter how successful, Get Santa! and Season's Greetings are unlikely to be playing in the West End next summer because it is psychologically odd for an audience in shirt sleeves to be watching actors wrapped up in sweaters and unwrapping presents.