Audience in sentence

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Perhaps by then we will be able to afford the luxury of just sitting in an audience with no other purpose than to witness the human form in motion.

I want to work in research and in an academic culture where the public is not only seen as a valuable audience, but a constituent, a participant.

And those of us in those industries are reporters, researchers and people working for NGOs; I suspect there are a lot of us in those industries in the audience.

I'm going to turn now to some NGO imagery which will be familiar to some of you in this audience.

If you think about the world, and even just in this audience, most of us are involved with buildings.

See, so every single one in the audience now can tell where the cancer is.

There was no thinking she wasn't serious when she peered at the audience, and I thought, "Surely she's looking at me." "You know, I'm really tired of this thing being called New Jersey.

The fact that Africans do not have the luxury of turning their gaze elsewhere, the fact that we must make progress or live with the consequence of failure, are the reason we must continue to tell our own stories and show our own images, with honesty and primarily to an African audience, because the image that matters most is the image of Africa in African imaginations.

Now, I imagine that there are some Stephen King fans in the audience here, and I'm one of them.

So for example, I'm making images of you, but there's no physiological bond between the images I have of you as an audience and my brain.

To bring this to a wider audience, I've been working with Hal and Allianz to create something we call the behavioral time machine, in which you not only get to see yourself in the future, but you get to see anticipated emotional reactions to different levels of retirement wealth.

My second point is, and I know I don't have to talk to an audience like this about such a thing, but power is not just shifting vertically, it's also shifting horizontally.

And I have a volunteer subject in the audience today, Julie.

And Gary said that he would be willing to offer people in this audience an all-expenses-paid free vacation to the most beautiful road in the world.

When I look around this TEDxAmsterdam venue, I see a very special audience.

So in reality, the presenter isn't the hero, the audience is the hero of our idea.

You're the one that actually helps the audience move from one thing and into your new special idea, and that's the power of a story.

That's when suddenly the audience has to contend with what you just put out there: "Wow, do I want to agree with this and align with it or not?"

They are so involved physically, they are physically reacting to what he is saying, which is actually fantastic, because then you know you have the audience in your hand.

He marvels himself more than the audience laughs or claps.

He is modeling for the audience what he wants them to feel.

The audience sees scrolling for the first time, you can hear the oxygen sucked out of the room.

So he's the master communicator, and he turns to story to keep the audience involved.

Now the audience was in a frenzy.

So what he did is he actually reached inside of the hearts of the audience.

He pulled from songs that they'd sung together as an outcry against this outrage, and he used those as a device to connect and resonate with the audience.

Come on, there must be one politician in the audience somewhere.

I've asked that question all across the country, and everywhere I ask it, no matter where, there's a huge portion of the audience that won't put up their hand.

So it's interesting for me, when I'm looking for someone who can really talk to me and talk to an audience about these things, that probably one of the most important people in the world who can discuss toxicity in babies is expert in frogs.

Now by taking the biblical epithet "abomination" and attaching it to the ultimate image of innocence, a baby, this joke short circuits the emotional wiring behind the debate and it leaves the audience with the opportunity, through their laughter, to question its validity.

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