Sentence examples for vibrant audience from inspiring English sources

"If classical music is going to continue to have a vibrant audience," Mr. Redden said, "then audiences need to enjoy themselves and also have their ears refreshed.

Without losing sight that the Met is above all an encyclopedic museum embracing millenniums of art in varied cultures, he said he recognized that a "very vibrant audience" exists for contemporary art.

Bernstein's tenure, till 1969, may not have been trouble-free, but it was certainly dynamic, as the Philharmonic took on a more adventurous repertoire and attracted a younger and more vibrant audience.Latterly, however, caution and tradition seem to have returned.

It takes a vibrant audience responding to the singer to fill the arena.

What will be interesting to watch is whether A.C.T. finds itself in the right place at the right time as it fills its two new theaters with interesting programming that draws a new and vibrant audience.

It quickly became apparent, though, that T20 had the potential to attract a new, vibrant, young audience to cricket.

The producers' aim, Mr. Presburger said, is to make the country's large and vibrant Hispanic audience — which accounts for about 26 percent of domestic ticket sales, outstripping the 17 percent Hispanic share of the North American population — the core support for a more broadly based hit.

But Saudi customs' embrace of social media may reflect the burgeoning and often vibrant social media audience within the country.

It was great to see a vibrant, mixed London audience coming to see the film.

Many have an innovative bent, demonstrating how creative programming coupled with entrepreneurism can keep a venerable art form vibrant for new audiences.

He has obviously learned the ropes and gone beyond to communicate intensely, as did the vibrant dancers, with his audience.