Sentence examples for quiet audience from inspiring English sources
It was a nice, quiet audience for Evans that night.
Monday's quiet audience robbed him of the imagery, and of the psychological boost he gets from applause.
The Romanian's piece is also, unfortunately, scored for a quiet audience, and this one's noisiness did Thursday's performance in.
Sometimes you get a quiet audience, but most of the time they're lively – often screaming and applauding.
He realized that, unlike in comedy, a quiet audience was good: it meant that people were listening.
There was not room enough inside to dance, but the World War III played for several hours to a colorful, quiet audience.
I love theater because sometimes you have quiet audiences.
The audience leaving the theatre is the quietest audience imaginable.
Of course, TechCrunch coverage traditionally focuses more on consumer-facing startups and news, but a large, perhaps quieter, audience remains deeply interested in computer science, advances in programming languages, changes to the enterprise IT stack, and all sorts of traditional B2B services and applications.
But maybe it's for the best — the classical rubric makes for quieter audiences.
ONE of the quietest audiences in New York can be found at P.S. 122 in the East Village, where the final words of several pilots in actual plane crashes are being dramatized in the ghoulishly fascinating "Charlie Victor Romeo".
