Sentence examples for whose only audience is from inspiring English sources
"They are lonely people whose only audience is pigeons," he said.
"Hermit trains transporting full luggage of ballads and milongas of the fields played by lonely guitarists whose only audience is a dimming sun".
(At international meetings, I've often marveled at the number of speakers whose only audience members appear to be working on their own talks. It's like going to a restaurant and ordering lunch that you never eat because you're busy preparing dinner).
With the conversation about gun control and gun violence escalating, can a character whose only real superpower is being extremely efficient with a weapon offer audiences something more than gore?
Or it means to suffer through the endless movies--some art, some trash--that turn the Southeast Asian into a cardboard cut-out, a mere shadow-puppet, for the blood-lust fantasies of a popcorn audience whose only desire is to stuff their faces with napalm nightmares.
MANOHLA DARGIS MOVIES may be the only art form whose core audience is widely believed to be actively hostile to ambition, difficulty or anything that seems to demand too much work on their part.
The experience of "4 Guys" underscores the challenges of creating and marketing theater, whose traditional audience is largely white, not only to different audiences but to the diversity within those audiences, the Latino one being a prime case in point.
This holds examining only "incidental" exposure to coverage by periodicals whose largest audience is elsewhere.
The news article will also be distributed to publications whose main audience is healthcare professionals.
But what happens when one of these people, whose only talent is a particularly obnoxious form of noisy narcissism, actually finds an audience beyond the poor souls they encounter in their everyday lives?
Mirren's dissection of the Athenian queen who falls in love with her stepson takes the audience into the darkest recesses of the heart of an emotional terrorist, whose only hostage is herself.
