Sentence examples for unaware audience from inspiring English sources

These friends suggested that an appearance on Strictly might help bring my work to a new, previously unaware audience.

The aware audience will chafe at the explicit connections, and the unaware audience will not appreciate the care put into mimicking a master.

"On Saturday I will be singing along with people in London, Swansea, Belfast and Glasgow, celebrating the music that helps make this country so great and reminds us why we are always better together," he has said, perhaps unaware that audiences in Glasgow Green will not be singing its most familiar anthems.

Stritch was never unaware of her audience.

He knows how to catch an audience unaware.

Immersed in the bumbling, burbling, shuffling shtick that he has taken from the floor of the Oxford Union to the corridors of power, Mr Johnson seemed unaware that his audience was observing him in confused silence.

Part of the video was shown and the performance, which had been staged last year in Brussels, went ahead, with the enthusiastic audience unaware of the behind-the-scene machinations.

They began the Haydn concerto, and within minutes Ms. Taubl became unaware of the audience — immersed in the haunting sound of the instrument she considers most like that of the human voice.

My copy of the anthology disappeared during the war, and I can't recall the titles of the poems, but I do remember the subjects: one of them had all the minarets of Sarajevo lighting up simultaneously at sunset on a Ramadan day; another showed the deaf Beethoven conducting his Ninth Symphony, unaware of the audience's ovations until the contralto touched his shoulder and turned him around.

The band played on for a few moments, unaware, like the audience, of what had happened.

So many restaurants, even established ones, fail, in part because the owners and chefs are unaware that their audience's tastes are changing.