Sentence examples for untouched audience from inspiring English sources
"It is an untouched audience that is open to and interested in a pretty different financial experience than previous generations". .
Nor were they there for the free snacks; the bottled water and fat strawberries remained politely untouched until the audience left, upon which the real estate agents wolfed them down.
The subject of industry racism was left mostly untouched during the interview, although an Egyptian-American woman in the audience did praise Rock for using his clout to address diversity in his role as host at the ceremony.
The society, just like the museum and the Metropolitan Opera, was largely an organization that institutionalized high culture, characterized its audience tellingly in 1892 as "untouched by those freaks of fashion... of the majority of popular entertainments".
Taking advantage of audiences' voyeuristic impulses, aided by the allowance of nudity in tribal documentaries, the filming of lands untouched by modernity, and the presentation of locales never before filmed, these movies placated Depression era American audiences by showing them lifestyles more difficult than their own.
It's just that sometimes, you have to appear to be above it all, untouched by the vulgar vagaries of late-night comedians and their captive audiences of claques.
But even if audience members aren't tapped to go onstage, they won't remain, shall we say, untouched.
In the interval he overhead the audience discussing whether the police should take action: "The general consensus was that it should remain untouched.
Few Americans remained untouched.
