Sentence examples for present crowd from inspiring English sources

The results, sober-minded types have suggested, show how bored New Yorkers are with the present crowd of mayoral candidates.

And to the present crowds you want to shout 'Look!

The size of his present crowds prevents that kind of interaction, but the feeling of a shared experience lingers even in this soulless venue.

For example, the thematic organisation and presentation of projects in Zooniverse (www.zooniverse.org) and Kickstarter (www.kickstarter.com) offered insights (e.g. design ideas, scaffolding mechanisms) into how we could organise and present crowd-sourced investigations in a citizen inquiry website.

We use stated-preference (SP) data and present crowding as a mode-neutral crowding level among the standing travelers depicted in images presented to the respondents.

Confronted by the ever-present crowd of crazed disciples camping outside the courtroom, he responded in the only language he understands - by giving them a showbiz moment.

Errazuriz's face has been replacing ads for soft drinks and upcoming films since Jan .1, 2015, occupying the ever-present crowd with an image of his own face yawning for three straight minutes between 11 57 pm and midnight.  .

Moreover, there is reason to believe that both CSR and relationality have a basis in the degree to which crowd participants perceive and experience a shared identity with other co-present crowd members.

Even though neither was present, the crowd booed when their pay packages were discussed.

There, another recurrent feature of the day's events was present: a crowd that seemed to be 75% female and looking distinctly like representatives of that fashionable demographic The Squeezed Middle.

The anti-Trump marches held by the opposition in New York last weekend were all about minority rights, but I am not sure to what extent everyone present – the crowd included many radical left-wingers – is united on values, such as democracy, rule of law, government transparency and internationalism.