Sentence examples for pleased audiences from inspiring English sources

This convention almost invariably pleased audiences, because it also demonstrated the magic of movies — the kids so extraordinarily resembled the adult actors they would turn into.

It infuriated the Republicans in the audiences at the Westport Country Playhouse, irritated the critics when it set down in Cambridge, Mass., and generally pleased audiences when it showed up in Chicago.

The first two CFT productions had pleased audiences but not the critics.

Though the opera had pleased audiences, it did not please Stalin.

AT the Toronto International Film Festival, which ended last Sunday, the comedies pleased audiences more than at any time in recent memory, and for obvious reasons.

He is also credited with luring the renowned film director Mike Leigh to direct his first opera, Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance, which pleased audiences more than the critics.

The US actress has revealed that while she was pleased audience's acknowledged how difficult it to trek through a dinosaur-ridden jungle in heels, she never expected her character's sartorial choices to ignite so much controversy.

In general, as a performer, I feel most pleased if the audiences at my concerts are a mix of the new and the familiar (and audiences shouldn't forget how important they are in stimulating the artists's creative juices: loyal audiences are crucial).

What Google did was consistently put out amazing products, with partners, that pleased and delighted audiences.

"It is both a privilege and a pleasure to have Wolf Hall – with all its grown-up, rounded, rich, human texture – on BBC2 and I am so pleased that the audience has responded to it in such a remarkable way," said Kim Shillinglaw, BBC2 controller.

BBC2 controller Kim Shillinglaw said: "It is both a privilege and a pleasure to have Wolf Hall - with all its grown-up, rounded, rich, human texture - on BBC2 and I am so pleased that the audience has responded to it in such a remarkable way.