Sentence examples for the audience indicated from inspiring English sources
A few of the questions that I received from the audience indicated why discussion on this topic is much needed.
Past the half-hour mark now, and a poll of the audience indicated a fifty-fifty split: anyone's game.
Frank's breaking of the fourth wall parallels "Richard III": Some of Shakespeare's characters break the fourth wall (they talk to the audience, indicated in Shakespeare's plays with the reference Aside:), notably Richard III and also Iago, the villain from "Othello".
A majority of the audience indicated that they would be quite happy to use such information.
When I pointed this out, the reaction from the audience indicated to me that there was a serious gap in the USA between ethical discourse, the traditional understanding of good patient care, and routine clinical practice.
"While there has been both positive and negative response, we feel that we have achieved what we wanted, sending out a message to the audience indicating the state of affairs of the country," it added.
He then addressed the audience: "How many of you, if I would have said, who do you think the founders of the NAACP are, do you think they were Republicans or Democrats, would everybody in here know they were all Republicans?" A loud murmur went up from the audience indicating that, yes, they did know that.
During a panel discussion of the pros and cons of a regional assembly, a show of hands amongst the 600-strong audience indicated that supporters of regional devolution outnumbered opponents by around ten to one.Most of those present were from the public sector.
Based on enthusiastic screenings — according to Mr. Turturro, 70percentt of the rough-cut test audience indicated it would recommend the movie — "Romance" was slated for a summer 2005 release in more than 500 theaters.
The data from comScore was cited by MarketingCharts in its own report released this morning, and follows on earlier findings that the user base for subscription video services has now topped the cable TV audience, indicating a shift in how people in the U.S. are today watching television.
Variation among males in their forced-perspective quality as seen by their female audience indicates that visual perspective is available for use in mate choice, perhaps as an indicator of cognitive ability.
