Sentence examples for a better audience from inspiring English sources

As someone who wasn't a China specialist, it made me a better audience.

There could not have been a better audience for the clip that Ephron showed, of Meryl Streep, as Julia Child, zealously mastering the art of onion chopping.

This shortage of spectators was too bad, because there was at least one red-hot preliminary, which merited a better audience.

There were already signs that Mr. Bloomberg would get a better audience in Albany if he made the issue a priority, as his aides have suggested he would.

Sendak attributed his success to a refusal to patronise younger readers or sugar-coat their experiences, considering them "a better audience and tougher critics".

Jerry Springer himself could not have dreamed of a better audience warm-up, but the fights ahead -- all verbal -- were deep-seated and not contrived.

That represented a far better audience response than the 0.2% click-through rates that eMarketer says is typical of static banner ads.

Generally speaking, having read the play makes you a much better audience member as you are not struggling to understand the words.

All the interviewers seemed united in what they hoped to get out of an interview - Humphrys described it as: "A better informed audience".

This allows brands to connect with a better targeted audience, as well as tap into the broader reach that comes through Scale Model's understanding of how various communities overlap and what they have in common.

("That was just a device to attract a better class of audience," he said, eying the spectators. "I see it failed").