Sentence examples for the audience composed from inspiring English sources

By now the audience, composed largely of women, was in fits of laughter.

The audience, composed mostly of rookie players, seemed receptive enough to the message from Nunn, the N.B.A.'s director of officiating.

The audience, composed largely of the helping professions, also included a senior vice president of a large mortgage company, who would not give her name.

The audience, composed mostly of middle-aged men in crisp white dishdashas, craned their necks for a better view as the screen filled with slow-motion images of young men on the battlefield.

Coming through the door, however, the main thing I noticed was the audience, composed of a broad mix of ages and colours, many of them uninhibitedly dancing or clapping throughout.

It was barely alluded to during the hearing but well known to the audience, composed mostly of judicial branch insiders although the hearing, at the Brookings Institution, was open to the general public.

In other words, this audience, composed mainly of high-school students, wanted to see more specimens and content in the exhibition.

During the conference, the general audience composed of engineers and entrepreneurs was introduced to 11 Foresight best practices presented by the representatives of Italy, Germany, Slovenia, Greece, Iran, Hungary, Austria, United Kingdom and Poland who answered to the call announced by conference organisers and FEN in co-operation with the European Journal of Futures Research EJFRR).

"The reason I'm here really is to recruit all of you," Obama told the SXSW audience, composed heavily of digital entrepreneurs.

The first productions were reworkings of Elizabethan and Jacobean plays, tailored to suit the tastes of the new aristocratic audience composed almost exclusively of courtiers and their attendants.

In 2013, the hit The Conjuring had an audience composed of 53% women; The Purge had an audience of 56% women.