Sentence examples for ordinary audience from inspiring English sources

I saw the film at a cinema, with an ordinary audience - which is how films should always be seen.

His monologue, however, remains standard fare, mostly banal topical jokes delivered in between familiar manic tics, like his string-pulling dance or his overreactions to ordinary audience responses.

Although Bernstein had long chided modernist composers for their seeming disregard for ordinary audience taste, he begins the opera with an immaculate twelve-tone row, its halves divided into tonal areas of A major and E-flat minor.

Whether you were a music critic, an ordinary audience member, or Esa-Pekka Salonen, we were all, in the end, just a bunch of classical-music lovers, bellying up to the bar.

And the audience will be no ordinary audience.

I do have an interest in making films that ordinary audiences want to watch, and at the same time trying to communicate my own thinking and philosophy to the 21-year-old film-going audience.

You could call Rear Window, Vertigo and Psycho an unequalled trilogy about voyeurism or, if you want to be more orthodox, a set of films forcing ordinary audiences to admit their unordinary fears.

"I personally advocate movies have to be fun to watch, which means ordinary audiences will be able to understand and accept it...

As chief conductor of the Proms, Sargent gained his widest fame, making the "Last Night" into a high-ratings broadcast celebration aimed at ordinary audiences, a popular, theatrical flag-waving extravaganza presided over by himself.

While the queues for Sunday morning's Doctor Who Prom snaked, as usual, past the Royal Albert Hall, once inside it was clear that this was no ordinary Prom audience.

What trips me up is the assertion that Ordinary Joe/Josephine Audience Member's presumed lack of insider knowledge of the theatre event represents "impartiality".