dience

And I'd say no, we love what you're doing, and the au - dience loves it too.

ɘloЯ 2010

"Hold still, creature!" he cried for the benefit of the au - dience that peered closely at the heaving surface of froth.

Here There Are Monsters 2010

In every letter he wrote to England, this was one of his prayers: but still the father, who knew not what to do witli his son at home, had besought his patience: and wrote to his son in the strongest terms, after reproaching him for his ungraciousness, to pay an implicit obe-dience to the doctor.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

Loose and easy as always, Quentin joked and laughed and told stories as they rode, leaving Bek to play the role of the au - dience and to simmer in his own uncertainty.

Ilse Witch Brooks, Terry 2000

I want all data on industrial accidents and civil disobe dience worldwide, whenever it exceeds statistical probability as established in the actuarial tables of.

Achille's Choice Niven, Larry 1991

"Hold still, creature!" he cried for the benefit of the au - dience that peered closely at the heaving surface of froth.

Unicorn Point Anthony, Piers 1989

Since she could not choose it herself, and shared her oppo - nent's distrust of impersonal decisions, she asked "Au - dience?"

Robot Adept Anthony, Piers 1988

They were religious and pious men, and if obe - dience to the moral precepts of the Gospel seemed to them to surpass any other consideration, the dog - matic formulation retained great significance for them.

RELIGIOUS TOLERATION ELISABETH LABROUSSE 1968

Doing this he affects his au - dience more successfully.

EMPATHY CHARLES EDWARD GAUSS 1968

Gandhi was influenced by the Sermon on the Mount, especially Tolstoy's interpretation of it, by corre - spondence with him, and by Thoreau's Civil Disobe - dience.

ETHICS OF PEACE ELIZABETH FLOWER 1968