Sentence examples for Common audience from inspiring English sources

"In the understanding of a common audience, I haven't been all that visible," he said.

The most common audience reaction is an incredulous cry of: "Have we learnt nothing?" All rehearsals produce resonances: my greatest one was the appointment of Stephen Hester, Fred Goodwin's successor as CEO of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Kunqu had begun as a genuinely popular opera form; it was welcomed by audiences in Beijing in the 1600s, but within decades it had become a theatre of the literati, its poetic forms too esoteric and its music too refined for the common audience.

What if, I wondered, the Phil Wilsons, the Lloyd Coles, Dave Wakelings, Jazz Butchers of the world could join together and, with some kind of record label and touring apparatus, solidify a common audience and inoculate themselves against the fickleness of the record companies?

But even in the cross-pollinating world of indie rock, Monsters of Folk is something of a rarity, with three singer-songwriter-guitarists, all essentially in their prime in terms of critical appreciation, robust fan bases and artistic sway, and a common audience.

Learn as much as you can about how your common audience is responding to social content.

In contrast, the mode of operation of STATA involves an interface of window plus commands that can be used by common audiences, making the performance of a meta-analysis using STATA (see Appendix 7 in Supplementary Materials for STATA installation and 14 STATA meta-analysis commands) much easier than using the R language.

To address the above problems, we collected various materials and compiled a protocol using non-technical language as much as possible to guide common audiences in a step-by-step manner to realise SRMA, aiming at effect sizes of biomarkers with zero barriers.

Powell and Michael Foot, for years the two best speakers in the Commons, were poles apart politically but alike in their power to exert a mesmeric effect over even a hard-boiled Commons audience.

"We both go after a common target audience of young men, next-gen males, as we refer to them," said Mike Kelly, executive vice president for the marketing group at Phillips-Van Heusen in New York.

(A legacy of the command-control attitude is the militaristic vocabulary that's still common: "target audience," "campaign," "conquering the market" etc).