Sentence examples for small appreciative from inspiring English sources

Gilliam sounds frustrated by being torn between directing operas for small, appreciative audiences, and winning financing for his filmmaking first love.

Mr. Cage gives the iguanas a small, appreciative smile, eyeballing the animals who continue to eyeball the camera as the image begins to jump and shake.

Craggs is an amiable host, the setting is breathtakingly beautiful, and when Briggs and his bandmates give an unplugged performance of Bonxie's first single "Get Low" in front of an upturned boat that has been transformed into a beach hut, the small, appreciative audience includes some curious Japanese tourists and a curlew.

Performing in front of a small, appreciative crowd in Colorado, he strikes up an old hit and then hands the song off to the band so he can run offstage and vomit in the parking lot, returning just in time to sing the final chorus and make eye contact with the groupie he'll wake up with the next morning.

The band of drummers, with their matching shirts and bright bandanas, is beating out a fast-paced tattoo to a small appreciative audience.

The weather was balmy, and some 3,000 people attended, a small but appreciative audience.

Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931) has consistently found a small but appreciative audience for his sophisticated stories of sexual intrigue.

The piece was received well by a small but appreciative audience, a phrase that occurs so often when linked with new music (can't think why).

There is a chance that this will be an excellent night, where the small but appreciative audience cackle contentedly at every gag, be it new comedians taking their first steps, or hoarier pros trying out something new.

Forte may claim ignorance of MacGruber's SNL popularity – "I couldn't have told you if people were MacGruber fans or if they were sick of it" – but he is aware of the 2010 movie's small but appreciative cult that reveres the character's long and sweaty sex scene with Kristen Wiig and Val Kilmer's performance as the villainous Cunth.

James Infirmary" to a small but appreciative audience.