Sentence examples for playing to the crowd from inspiring English sources

"He's not playing to the crowd.

He's playing to the crowd".

Erdogan was playing to the crowd and prodding the military.

As if playing to the crowd, Guan drained his putt from the fringe for a birdie.

One kicked up a little leg: a city pony, playing to the crowd.

He was playing to the crowd, they felt, or at least to part of it.

"They started playing to the crowd," George said, "and all the emotion, everything, the momentum, just swung their way".

Willis was smiling and head-shaking, playing to the crowd and trying all his tricks from the very start.

Cartoon humour is consensual by its nature, but it isn't at its funniest when it's playing to the crowd.

In this case, the pope isn't just playing to the crowd; he's setting them up for disappointment.

Perhaps prosecutors are playing to the crowd; maybe there simply is no appetite for bringing down white megaheroes.