The phrase "a first time viewer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is watching or experiencing something for the first time, such as a movie, show, or event.
Example: "As a first time viewer, I was amazed by the stunning visuals and captivating storyline of the film."
Alternatives: "a novice viewer" or "a new viewer".
The average age of a first-time viewer is 11.
Rather, at least as far as a first-time viewer can guess, she is a projection in the subconscious of her husband, a specialist in corporate mental espionage known as Cobb and played by Leonardo DiCaprio with some of the same twitchy melancholy he brought to "Shutter Island".
Still, if Sweet Violets remains hard to follow for a first-time viewer, there's much to admire about the way Scarlett has compressed his interconnected stories of murderous men and the sisterhood of models, prostitutes and dancers doomed to be their victims.
It was a thrill to see his reactions as a first-time viewer and become a fan of the characters I adored.
We observed similar data with Case #2, in that repeat participants identified 68.6% of action items compared to 39.4% among first time viewers, a 42.6% relative improvement (p = 0.0002).
While the show's plot has featured elements of Edgar's experience with PTSD in past episodes ― he regularly attends a support group, for example, and openly takes medication ― this is the first time viewers get an insight into how the condition can truly threaten his wellbeing.
Last night's concert marked the first time viewers of a live event were able to join and talk with large numbers of other digital event-goers.
The exhibition also showcases a momentous reunion: It is the first time viewers in the Los Angeles area will be able to see The Huntington's prized, "Virgin and Child," (ca. 1460) by Flemish painter Rogier van der Weyden (ca. 1400-1464) displalongsidegsits its companion diptych panel, "Portrait of Philippe de Croÿ," on loan from the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Belgium.
Just to show how relevant Freudian theory still is, Boulton then screeched, outta pretty much nowheresville, "I actually love this country!" Campbell promptly informed him, "Adam, you are a pompous little arse" – making this surely the first time viewers have ever come away from an exchange involving Campbell thinking: "You know, that Alastair speaks plain, honest sense".
For the first time viewers are given an in depth, behind the scenes look at one of the most exclusive holiday destinations in the world - Necker Island.
