Sentence examples for participating audience from inspiring English sources

Friday Live combined entertainment with confrontational happenings in the studio, before an involved and participating audience.

Sly, tender and spatially sophisticated, the work included the first crowd surfing I've seen at St. Mark's Church, with Ms. Rosenblit guiding Mr. Gonzalez over and between all six sections of the eagerly participating audience.

What Mr. Kaprow initially meant by the term, however, was not a free-for-all, but a highly structured series of activities and gestures, performed a limited number of times, for a barely participating audience, with almost nothing left to chance.

But in 1987 Morton Downey junior, a crude, chain-smoking and outrageous talk-show host, introduced a proudly populist new form of television as entertainment and catharsis".The Morton Downey Jr Show", which had a brief run from 1987 until 1989, discussed sensationalist news and took on divisive issues such as the death penalty and abortion and in front of a live, unbridled participating audience.

A sliding bar shows how much the entire participating audience has booed and cheered, and you can boo and cheer the judges as they rate the singers.

Indeed, the empathy, showmanship and craft on tap may just be the best match of historical figure and performing artist yet in this franchise, wholly attuned to a gratefully participating audience.

All internal medicine residents and clerks were invited to participate as audience participants.

All senior and junior (first year) residents as well as all clinical clerks attached to the medical teaching unit were invited to participate as audience participants in this study.

If someone is overkeen to participate, the audience can worry the person will embarrass themselves and the chances are there will be less laughter.

According to the historian Susan Crane, the Monk describes the event as a wild charivari with the audience participating in the dance, whereas Froissart's description suggests a theatrical performance without audience participation.

You had the best boys in the band, and the headmistress the Queen, then all the audience participating.