You don't need an audience looking at your feet for three minutes.

They don't think of themselves as what an audience is looking at.

This was humiliating enough without having an audience looking on.

They help guide what the audience looks at and notices.

An audience, some fifteen or twenty strong, was looking on.

Only five or six hands went up as his audience looked mystified.

"I like that the audiences aren't always looking at me," he said.

Ms. Peterson is the sort of director who will not let the audience look away.

When the hammer fell, the audience looked stunned at the result.

The audience was looking at the screen instead of at us for the moment.