Sentence examples for required audience from inspiring English sources

Born George Ellis MacDiarmid in New York — he adopted the German name because he like the sound of it — he worked as a chemist for Pfizer and Mobil Oil while composing avant-garde scores that required audience participation.

And later in their career, they required audience members to sign personal injury waivers before some of their sets.

The disjunctive form of Full Metal Jacket challenged narrative unity and required audiences to perceive the link between the two halves of the film.

Mr. De Toth was best known for "House of Wax" (1953), one of the few jewels to emerge from the 1950's 3-D movie craze, which required audiences to wear colored glasses to see the three-dimensional effects.

In to order to avoid the extensive scalping that occurred during her previous tour, all tickets were sold exclusively through paperless ticket delivery, which required audiences to bring identification to gain entry into the concert.

The living Nativity scene requires audience participation.

Several of the works, like Mr. Lambert's, require audience participation.

And though the new version still requires audience members to wear glasses, they are not the old red-and-green variety but sleek black ones.

Instead of the typical format, the UniverSoul Circus uses transitions inspired by black culture that require audience participation -- the "Soul Train" line, a dance-off for children and freestyle rapping.

Unlike some of Sehgal's more recent works, like his 2012 Tate Turbine Hall piece These associations, in which participants shared intimate stories with visitors, Kiss does not require audience engagement.

Gibson finds a refusal to listen to others' constructive criticism as limiting to creation, which inevitably requires audience response.