Sentence examples for waning audience from inspiring English sources

The text above is from Donald Kuspit's Invisible Ink: Art Criticism and a Vanishing Public: In Contact with Metaphysics, which was published online by the young Artnet Magazine just a few months after it was delivered to a panel discussing the waning audience for art criticism.

Over the years female corpses, especially beautiful female corpses, have become a staple of fashion shoots, advertising campaigns and TV shows – with sexual and fatal violence against women a favourite of TV programmes looking to boost a waning audience or build a new one.

In the wake of compelling Super Bowl and GRAMMY Award performances - and with the Olympics and Oscars on the way – most of the conversation in the marketing community has been what's wrong with sponsorships - the poor quality of the ads, waning TV audiences, and focus on political statements.

It would seem a given that people go to a concert to listen, but on a Friday evening, after a long week, you can often sense audience concentration waning.

Beyond my own, I could literally feel the waxing and waning boredom of the audience around me, a sort of communal weariness at the excess of excess.

The audience waned a bit, and now a new crew of Latin-jazz players have taken the lead.

But as Mr. Bannon nurtured his real-world aspirations, Breitbart's audience waned from the heights of last year's presidential race.

The audience waned a bit, but the band never really went away; it can still get its marvelously loose sound, flipping between bebop and Cuban rhythm.

Their audience waned a bit, but the band never really went away, and at this summer's JVC Jazz Festival, in a show built around the recent film documentary "Calle 54," Fort Apache was sounding sharp and strong.

Christopher Nolan's Inception, in which he plays an "extractor" who enters the dreams of others, has dominated the world box office since its release last month; at the time of writing it has amassed a worldwide total of $363m and shows no sign of waning, with research indicating that audiences are making repeat visits to untangle its mysteries, however threadbare.

When a set is waning and we're losing the audience we look to him and he can do anything from Michael Jackson to Status Quo.