Sentence examples for sparse audience from inspiring English sources

Alex hits a nadir at a screening, when a sparse audience disparages her rough cut.

"Our victory is more important," he told a sparse audience outside a factory in Zhodino.

Taylor had to have noticed, as he circumnavigated the instrument, the sparse audience; he pretended that it didn't matter.

But we're watching the staff and the sparse audience – the lonely cashier wandering the upstairs corridors, the punter idly flicking sunflower husks at the screen, the gay men cruising the toilets.

He kicked things off with an introduction to the sector and the current state of things: central and local government funding is down; private investment is sparse; audience numbers are down.

But somehow he managed to talk his father into letting his sister drive him all the way across town to the theater where, in a sparse audience, he watched Alan J. Pakula's "All the President's Men" for the first time.

"Andre" opened to little fanfare and sparse audiences.

I'd sit for hours amid sparse audiences in Oxford Street's Academy cinema.

HISTORY is being quickly shuttled off Broadway stages and back into the library stacks this fall, as three new high-aiming, talent-rich shows that delve into the American past for subject matter are playing to sparse audiences.

GRANTHAM, England — It is a poignant story, and the sparse audiences at the Reel Cinema, a few blocks from the handsome 18th-century facades of the town center, tell it as well as anything else.

A FEW months ago when Antanas Mockus (above) started campaigning for this month's presidential election, his security detail comprised his campaign manager walking a few feet in front of him as they toured from city to city arousing sparse audiences.