Sentence examples for well-informed audience from inspiring English sources

Write for a well-informed audience, but include enough background information to give context.

The festival, which opens on Friday for an 18th season, has a well-informed audience who relish authentically wrought concerts of 17th-and 18th-century music.

It's also the venue for a long-running, often high-end free show: the frequent author evenings in which scribblers give little speeches, answer unusually intelligent questions from members of a usually well-informed audience, and get their egos stroked.

"It is our idea to provide the very best music under the very best-run conditions for a well-informed audience and to celebrate existing music and the new," he said.

Now, except for a few sealed-off corners of Africa and Asia, what a ruler does to his people is swiftly revealed by camera, satellite and Internet to a large, interested and reasonably well-informed audience; and, if what he does is outrageous enough, the audience is likely to want something done about it.

It's a very well-informed audience who knows every single detail about immigration reform because we talk about it every single day.

Comedians with larger, less well-informed audiences, such as Jay Leno, have to keep their political quips short and focused on figures with flaws everyone knows like Bill Clinton's lechery or George Bush's grammatical problems.

The mythical extraterrestrial observer asked to describe the ITV debate between Nigel Farage, David Cameron and a polite and well-informed studio audience would more probably interpret it as a vote on who can come into the UK, or perhaps about who should lead the Tory party.

Attended by over two hundred people, the session was well received by a well-informed and impassioned audience.

At the first performance of The Rite of Spring in May 1913, even well-informed members of the audience had no idea what they were experiencing.

He faced clever, well-informed questions from the audience – a bit too clever and bloodless, but that tied him to technicalities, with less chance to roll out his bestselling snake-oil remedies.