Sentence examples for true audience from inspiring English sources

Who is the true audience for "Motherhood"?

Fischli and Weiss's true audience may have been one another.

"Amanda's true audience is probably younger," Palmese says, "and we'll go there next.

And yet – because we are the true audience for them – they are delivered in a smirking stage whisper.

Never mentioned by name, they were his true audience – and his only hope of salvation, as every pollster tells him.

It goes on like that: the women's pitches slam against a wall, because the men are one another's true audience.

Commercial theater producers seeking to make money off Shakespeare usually stick to tried-and-true audience draws like "Hamlet" or "Macbeth," but even those can be financially risky without a celebrity in the title role.

True, the audience is relatively minuscule (the show's average audience since September is 171,000, according to Nielsen Media Research, though Comedy Central officials, using their own math, insist it's more like 300,000).

But the true target audience of the display seemed to be the Iraqi government.

If that were true, the audience would have to tune into two American stations at different times and different frequencies to get complete news coverage.

In place was the true Wagner audience: reverently quiet, fiercely opinionated and at some distance from the relatively clamorous crowd at the opening night's "Parsifal".