Sentence examples for peripheral audience from inspiring English sources

For some choreographers, the challenge of addressing dance from the large central rectangle of the St. Mark's Church stage to the peripheral audience is an insuperable problem.

You kind of lose peripheral hearing.

You might recall that Razer acquired the iconic audio company and brand late last year with an intention of expanding its business beyond its traditional range of peripherals and traditional gaming audience.

It might have surfaced three years too late, but FRU is a brilliant, innovative and exciting game for a console that so badly needed more of its kind to convince its audience that the peripheral bundling was a good idea.

"O.K., there's still the champagne-drinking audience, but it's peripheral to what we're about.

Paid audience members exist on the peripheral of the industry, as a sort of unspoken truth that shapes talk shows.

Such shows have all the content elements of the reality genre: compulsive viewing; degrees of conflict and humiliation; audience involvement; and at least on a peripheral, controlled level participation.

Repurposed tech peripherals are also finding a higher-brow, arty audience.

"Young audiences, I think, are often treated as peripheral characters in the 'main play'.

Intrigued because this is the fourth in his series of solo works re-imagining Shakespeare's plays from the point of view of peripheral characters, which the festival commissioned specifically for young audiences.

The women in the story play a peripheral role as observers of the main event -- an audience the hero is aware of -- or as prizes to be won or, infrequently, as the hero's chief source of encouragement, though that role usually goes to a male buddy or coach.