Sentence examples for selected audience from inspiring English sources

A useless question-and-answer session in which she responded to randomly selected audience questions wasted precious time.

Their entreaties were drowned out by applause from a carefully selected audience of Democratic lawmakers, Administration officials and senior citizens.

A carefully selected audience, a self-serving speech, the quivering lip and soon the dramaturgy was over.

The early autumn launch of The Paradise has infuriated ITV executives, who last week unveiled their own £10m offering, Mr Selfridge, to a selected audience.

Her attitude plays to this carefully selected audience, near her age (she is now 28), a generation less judgmental than its parents' might be.

The study included data collected from 82 Westchester arts organizations and 750 randomly selected audience members at events like concerts and films.

This is not just the staple of films that play to selected audiences.

Many politicians will seize on opportunities to speak to friendly or even carefully selected audiences.

The selected audiences who have seen the film defend it as the most moving, reverential -- and violent -- depiction of Jesus' suffering and death ever put on screen.

But in the version of the movie that Mr. Foxman saw, a version that is also being screened for selected audiences in Chicago and Dallas, the scene remained.

Students focusing in CSI will use communication principles to analyze issues and situations involving groups, organizations, and selected audiences to design, implement, and evaluate appropriate communication programs.