Sentences with phrase «of audience members made»

Post-show metrics provided by the show reveal that 78 % of audience members made it all the way out of the door and into the parking lot before screaming and falling to their knees, weeping unstoppably in absolute shame and regret.

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This made the audience member think of something bad, such as: the pizza was not hot enough, was missing a topping, etc..

Smith started Vice as a print magazine with Suroosh Alvi and Gavin McInnes in Montreal more than two decades ago; with Smith at the helm as CEO, it's now a multi-platform content mill with a reported audience of between 250 million and 300 million people a month, many of them members of Generation Y. Smith made his money by convincing an older generation that Vice knows millennials better than they could ever hope to, and that pitch has worked: Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox paid US$ 70 million for a 5 % stake of Vice in 2013, and Rogers Communications (which owns Canadian Business) inked a $ 100 million partnership.

To make Toastmasters» regulation time of seven minutes and 30 seconds, he imagined being an audience member who knew nothing about his life and cut away whatever they did not need to hear.

And it's not that the audience members aren't enjoying it, it's more that they aren't really sure what to make of it.

Producing and syndicating content like this will make your audience members more engaged and increase the likelihood of their sharing your material with their own friends and followers.

Members of this audience will be able to make up their own minds after they have heard my story today.

Recite the prayer from John 17 (the «longest prayer»), but make sure to stop on each occurrence of the word «I» with extra emphasis as you speak it, waiting each time and looking at each member of the audience's eyes before continuing.

Moyers's people had swarmed over the Indiana University campus in successive waves of producers, executive producers, directors and associate directors; of lighting people, camera people, sound people and questions - from - the - audience people; had added a participant (Nicholas von Hoffman) to be sure the affair would be telegenic; had phoned the panelists before the event with their own list of topics and ideas; had thrown together a wooden platform just for their cameras, which cameras prevented many in the actual audience from seeing the panelists; had shifted the meeting rooms to meet the exacting requirements for the paraphernalia of television; had fed questions to members of the audience, and instructions «from the truck» to the moderator («move on»); and then had fashioned from 12 hours of tape one hour that might have been made in a New York city hotel room.

Since the play proposes no logically convincing answers, members of the audience must either come away from the play in doubt or make their own leap of faith.

Mainline Presbyterians, Lutherans, Disciples, United Church of Christ members and Episcopalians each make up less than 2 per cent of the viewing audience.

At the press conference announcing the Annenberg - Gallup study, a member of the audience, himself an electronic - church broadcaster, summed up the report by commenting, rather wistfully, «It looks like the research is saying that all that religious TV is doing is to make people feel good and to get them to keep on doing what they «re doing!»

It appears, therefore, that the paid - time broadcasters have adapted their programs to this dominant use made of the programs by those members of their audiences who are supportive.

The approach stresses that in understanding communication effect one must consider not only the influence of the message being communicated but also the use being made of the message by members of the audience as they actively seek, select, and interpret communications necessary for the satisfactory management of their lives.

I'm always tinkering with recipes to make them nutritious and at the same time appealing to a wider audience so that every member of the family can get excited at dinnertime.

PSI members bravely walked to the microphone and in front of a large audience of perinatal researchers, professionals, and PSI members, made the concise argument that the conclusions of the workgroup seemed a disservice to many women.

Consider a divisive president like Obama who regularly ridiculed his opponents - even making fun of an audience member in a particularly cruel way at the Washington Correspondents Dinner - or the equally divisive president Trump.

A question later posed by an audience member on how to define civilians prompted Dr Slim to add that the sometimes questionable neutrality of civilians can bring about challenges in making that definition.

Sharon Owens, the director of the Southwest Community Center and a resident of Syracuse, made a statement to the audience saying that the Consensus committee — which she was a member of — could not make decisions about the schools until foundational problems in the city were addressed.

Farage also defended comments he made about the Cologne sex attacks, but he made the mistake of taking an aggressive tone towards the audience member who had raised the issue.

In order to obtain the buy in of all members of Ibo nation in formulation of the Ibo agenda for the national conference Governors should perform the following: Embark on East Nigeria - wide outreach program that will encompass making presentation in all institutions of learning using a language the audience can understand, and answering questions relating to the proposed Ibo agenda (elementary schools, secondary

The last Labour leadership contest was dull, dull, dull: dominated by seemingly endless staid hustings where contenders took it in turns to answer one worthy question after another from audiences made up of loyal party members.

Outbursts and interruptions by audience members and candidate Bo Dietl made for a raucous and rowdy atmosphere where the policy positions of Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat seeking reelection, and Nicole

The Labour candidate started swaying on his feet in front of worried audience members before collapsing in front of presenter Ellie Pitt and his opponents on Made in Bristol's programme, Decision Made.

Because the center is made up of four diverse divisions (Public Health Sciences, Basic Sciences, Clinical Research, and Human Biology), the talks cover something outside a member's direct area of expertise most of the time, which makes for an eager and enthusiastic audience.

One of the 12 audience members was Ben Chao, a chemical engineer with a Ph.D. — not at all qualified to make a judgment on Scott's abilities in the area of «Approaches to Developing Serum - Free Media Formulations for Mammalian Cells in Culture.»

Alex Hay broadcasted his body's sounds, Robert Rauschenberg's Open Score showed audience members what images made via infrared cameras looked like, and Lucinda Child's piece Vehicle created the impression of dancers moving about while suspended on air.

His audience of about 30,000 members in the UK appreciates his drive and determination to make dating easier for the disabled.

Blog posts are also updated frequently by the hosts of the service to connect personally with their members and open up opportunities for interaction and feedback to make the website even bigger and better for the already satisfied audience that has come to become fond of the service that has connected them with one another globally.

But, when the character Alec (Kelly Reno) meet Henry (Mickey Rooney), the movie begin stay boring, and make some members of the audience don't want to see more The Black Stallion.

With this honor to his name, Biggs segued into film a short time later, debuting in the 1997 Camp Stories.In 1999, the unequivocal hit that was American Pie came along, and Biggs, portraying Jim, one of the more perpetually humiliated members of a group of four friends trying to lose their virginity by high - school graduation, made an undeniably distinct impression on critics and audiences alike.

The sheer goofiness of the concept makes Michael Sucsy's film more enjoyable than most young - adult movies, but I can imagine members of its target audience responding to its dreamy, kind - hearted emotionalism too.

Much of Hosseini's story still successfully translates to the screen, and the final fifteen minutes are sure to make a few audience members shed tears.

In the end, superhero movies, in general, are hard to make these days, especially when many audience members seem to be growing weary of them.

This is a film made for a specific audience whose members delighted in the anachronistic eccentricities of Hess» past films.

Thunderbirds owes more to films like Spy Kids and the movie version of Lost in Space than it does to the original television series, so if you like slickly - made family sci - fi schlock targeted at the youngest of the audience members, you may not mind this mostly inferior knock - off.

They're largely dead from almost the instant they hit the screen, and since they're some of the first ones audience members see, they make the larger product look amateurish and sophomoric.

Yet the strong performances, and the charming depiction of young Wes (I had a child who made papier - mâché friends too), will likely resonate with audience members who have also felt loss and lost.

However mature themes of adultery, infidelity and improper teacher - student relations, along with Allegra's brief but sensual on - screen activities with her partners, make Jane Austen's Book Club unsuitable for many audience members.

In hopes of helping you protect your car from being stolen (perhaps by ambitious audience members of this movie), the good people at Disney have a helpful list of ten things you can do to make your car less attractive to thieves.

Mileage may vary for audience members, taking again into the account the story centers around a sea - creature from a far away lagoon swooning for a mute custodian and the shady government plot that inadvertently ties them together, but to del Toro's credit he has made an inspired tale of communication beyond words and love beyond boundaries that transcends what some might perceive as wholly unnatural relations.

The simultaneously upsetting and mesmerizing atmosphere proves a seductive mix for the audience and a dangerous one for Johns Hopkins biology professor Lena (Natalie Portman), an Army veteran and the wife of an elite serviceman named Kane (Oscar Isaac)-- the only member of previous squads to make it out alive.

While there were a handful of audience members who weren't quite sure what to make of «Demolition,» which defies easy categorization, most viewers seemed to leave the theater on a movie contact high.

The movie begins in 1986, giving the audience brief back stories of the five core members of N.W.A., while making no mention of any previous band affiliations the members had (of which there are several).

He does something similar here, except he does it with drone pilots, and while he does use this film as an opportunity to make a few jabs at the C.I.A. and the close - minded «my country «tis of thee» patriotism that informs the thinking of many soldiers, for the most part he allows the characters to bring up the advantages and disadvantages of drone warfare and allows you as an audience member to make up your own mind on this topic.

Replaying wooing mistakes we've all made, the smart writing and quirky jokes in this movie gives audience members a chance to laugh at the dilemmas of dating.

What makes those other two characters entertaining is their stasis — the fact that there is little room for them for change (The aging magician's reversion to his enjoyment of the craft doesn't completely alter his personality; when he's back on stage, he opens his part of the act by insulting an audience member's fashion decisions).

And it's that sense of realism that will make many audience members cringe as they watch the good - hearted Mike heading for trouble when Kyle's mother (Melanie Lynskey) shows up with a lawyer (Margo Martindale) and the transcripts from the court hearing.

Malick, for reasons I won't delve into here, has made films as of late that needle and annoy as many audience members as her delights and vivifies, and if you're in the latter camp, Song to Song is his best work since 2011's The Tree of Life.

To its credit, NBC's production threw itself completely into the challenge of making Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's musical the most spectacular it could be, between its stars, a live audience screaming at every turn, and a giant warehouse set crawling with ripped chorus members in disintegrating tank tops.