Sentence examples for rare audience from inspiring English sources

And even in New York, the city of outliers and exceptions, that's a rare audience for heavy music.

Just afterward, Mr. Mandela, 92 and in frail health, granted Mrs. Obama and her children a rare audience.

Interviews don't come much more high profile than that in Radio 2's The Mozart of Madras, which secured a rare audience with global superstar A R Rahman.

The leader of the largest atheist nation was even afforded a rare audience with Iran's top theocrat, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

The foot traffic and small-town currents of Silver Lake provided him a rare audience amid a city known for mostly empty sidewalks.

Spadaro was treated to a rare audience inside the Pope's private living quarters in the Casa Santa Marta in the Vatican.

Go to the theatre and it's rare the audience don't clap hard as the curtain falls.

Though Mr. Thompson's masterly excursions into combination flat-pick and finger-picking solos were rare, the audience was treated to several songs, including "Persuasion," with his gentle-voiced son, Teddy, as encores.

Even though the operas were created as full-length stories, it was rare for audiences to see them performed that way, he said.

Such blunders are rare, and audiences are often acutely alert to the possibility of the surprising and the miraculous happening in the moment of performance itself.

It's not uncommon to find Iceland grabbing attention in Hollywood movies – it's just rare for audiences to know it is Iceland.