Sentence examples for transferred audience from inspiring English sources

Only two films of the "Hitchcock 9" are thrillers in the manner that would come to be associated with him: "The Lodger," his first resounding critical success, and "Blackmail" (1929), his last silent film and his first to master the delicate dance of shifting subjectivities and transferred audience identification that would give his greatest work its moral and emotional force.

We'd be taking longer to transfer an audience from a broadcast model to a new model, but the finances make this imperative".

At Asbury Lanes that sense of joy transferred to the audience.

But in the Washington painting (as in most past versions of the scene), there is a strongly implied sense of an audience, transferred to the spectator.

The news had spread all around town; an unofficial messenger had taken it to the big top and arrived just as the show was ending, so the circus audience transferred itself en masse.

The in-jokes in the show included obscure pop culture references that had to be decoded and transferred to English audiences.

Musically, it was tender and unerringly beautiful, but the performers' emotions didn't always transfer to the audience.

Mr. Hornsby must hear the tale eight times a week with a growing amazement and anger that will transfer to the audience almost by osmosis.

As a matter of fact, East is East achieved a truly mixed audience when it transferred to the West End.

Spiritually a classicist rather than a nineteenth-century Romantic, he describes the sad scene (the rendering here is Damrosch's) as Tacitus might have done, in a tone of upright anguish, the emotion transferred from human to animal audience: In this great throng no sobs or cries were heard; they were silent.

The adaptation of the 1951 MGM film by Wheeldon, a star of the classical ballet world, has enchanted audiences since it transferred to Broadway from the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris.