Sentence examples for prosperous audience from inspiring English sources

Desert Trip, with its likely appeal to a prosperous audience of baby boomers, has charged premium prices.

Editors, producers, executives, graphic artists, writers and sound mixers all add to the final product which, in this day and age, is generally produced to grab and hold the attention of the largest, most prosperous audience the network can aim at.

Instead, these clubs are almost precision engineered to attract a straight, white, prosperous audience, in order to minimise noise and maximise profit.

Instead, these clubs are almost precision engineered to attract a straight, white, prosperous audience, in order to minimize noise and maximize profit.

I've seen the delicious Adam Hills in successively larger venues over the years, and he attracts increasingly older and more prosperous audiences.

I watch the film in Valletta, Malta's prosperous capital, among an audience visibly irked by this odd transition.

But the momentary message of unity, delivered to an audience of largely prosperous New Englanders, seemed just as important, in its aspiration and exclusion: the party of education would win, the ranks of graduates would swell, and the nostalgia that they felt, at a private college on a beautiful October afternoon, might one day be the whole country's.

But most of his 30-minute address was devoted to outlining a vision of a prosperous, free and democratic Burma to his audience – and to the still-powerful generals who ruled the country for 50 years.

The Republican audiences this week have been prosperous and mostly white and the stage always a Gap ad of vivid ethnicity.

("I don't know whose prosperity the Koch brothers are interested in," Kerrey told one audience. "My guess is it's their prosperity, and they already look pretty prosperous to me").

Released into the newly prosperous, newly materialistic Italy of 1963 it reminded audiences of how far they had come, and how far they had left to go.