Once a season the producers would unleash Robert Conrad's singing voice on an unsuspecting audience.

Clapton introduced this version to the unsuspecting live audience by stating "See if you can spot this one."

He's busy playing to unsuspecting audiences across the UK.

Other observers, however, are concerned that the technology providing such a personal touch can also be used to put the touch on a vast and unsuspecting audience.

We felt that it was one way to fill up a new hotel with an unsuspecting captive audience.

Early Webern is conscious of its mysterious effect on unsuspecting audiences.

Fawkes also created a robotic apple tree that would grow, bloom, and produce fruit before the eyes of an unsuspecting audience.

I have access to computers that can turn several photographs into one that can convince the unsuspecting audience of virtually anything.

The assumed authenticity is often so great that other performers have either been confused by it or played off it to fool unsuspecting audiences.

Guerrilla (Spanish for "little war"), as applied to theatrical events, describes the act of spontaneous, surprise performances in unlikely public spaces to an unsuspecting audience.