Sentence examples for unusual audience from inspiring English sources

— The day after a gunman killed 13 people here last month, Lt. Gen. Robert W. Cone, the post's commander, fired off an e-mail message to an unusual audience: local advocates for disaffected soldiers, deserters and war resisters.

The drop isn't sudden or unusual – audiences have been fragmenting for years now – but it is drastic enough for Russell T Davies to warn that soaps are in trouble.

When we arrived at Sangchen Lhuendrup Choling Nunnery in Punakha, I had the opportunity to interview a young nun about her recent transition to the cloistered life, and she asked about my unusual private audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

These days, it's unusual for audiences to have much interest in or tolerance for female performers with style.

By Hilton Als June 6, 2012 These days, it's unusual for audiences to have much interest in or tolerance for female performers with style.

1963 Leading Soviet Editor Meets Pope VATICAN CITY — Alexei Adzhubei, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's son-in-law and a self-described convinced atheist, met Pope John XXIII today [March 7] in one of the most unusual papal audiences ever held.

"I hope it's not too unusual for our audience," she said.

It is not unusual for an audience to clap during scene changes.

The unusual title, the audience soon learns, comes from the nicknames the fictional brothers were given at birth by their half-Italian, half-American Indian grandmother.

What made the accounts given by Mr. Shin and another defector unusual was their audience: the first United Nations panel established to investigate allegations of human rights violations by the North Korean government.

He has an unusual gift before audiences, fluidly using folksy stories about his parents to explain his political philosophy.