Collocations withaudience

From the stage, a flood of antipodal cultural references engulfed an enthusiastically appreciative audience.

Of particular interest from the compositional standpoint is that the audience member can view and explore explanatory information prior to experiencing the work.

The splices, prompter, and audience participation are clearly audible.

And, more importantly, what does such speculation about imagined audience response(s) have to do with the material practices of ancient theatre?

The authors' evident enthusiasm is conveyed, and should interest a broad audience and extend the practice of psychotherapy across the lifespan.

As funny as it might sound today, this sentimental style was perceived as sincerely moving by a portion of the contemporary audience.

These fascinating musical profiles of burlesques reinforce the notion that the works were designed to captivate a diverse audience.

Each year the confidence of women calypsonians has grown, reinforced by the support and gratitude of female audience members.

Understandable in an article written for a general audience, this omission was a glaring shortcoming for the entire edifice.

You are not going to have a huge audience sharing your performance.

Although we have no direct evidence here hostile voices seem to act like a ' critical imaginary audience ' that seeks to control and shame.

Second, it can lead to discussions of the context, the possible intended audience and the intended meaning.

Authors from eight countries presented 44 papers to an invited audience of 112.

Certainly the very large audience seemed to be having one whale of a time.

We focus on "lecturers," situations in which one speaker talking about a scientific issue addresses a larger, mostly listening audience.

This clarity was a result of lecturing to a live audience.

It has an exceptionally loyal audience.

The goal of the game is thus to bring fighting games to a more mainstream audience.

This episode had a majority of male audience.

This is partly because, as public documents issued for a mass audience, they are written in a very straightforward way.

Though the format remained mostly the same, the show was retooled, aiming for a more mature audience.

A niche audience cannot expect the mass of the population to provide licence fees to fund its specialised minority tastes.

I was addressing a packed audience in a school on a very cold night.

Most of the chapters are accessible to a popular audience, and some seem to be targeted specifically at such.

However, it is not clear what the potential audience for this volume is.

He responded that he had removed the scene because of unfavorable reactions from a preview audience.

And as the forces amassed against him grew larger, his "rhetoric found an increasingly receptive audience" (p. 31).

Little is known about the authors of these works, who undoubtedly were merchants like their targeted audience.

Both arguments continue to inspire discourse questioning his moral responsibility as a performer and influence on his largely teenage audience.

The network television audience, he claims, is aged fifty and over.

It takes guts to go before such a vast audience and do that.

One can assume, therefore, that the actual meaning of the lyrics is considered irrelevant by both the advertisement's creators and the targeted viewing audience.

From the summer of 1942, weekly audience research surveys were sent out which asked workers, from factories designated respectively as 'noisy' or 'quiet', to rate the 'audibility' of particular broadcasts.

The test of a slogan's validity, then, is again empathetic affirmation across a wide audience.

The worldwide audience of 130 million regular listeners is more than double that of its nearest competitor.