Sentence examples for a typical viewer from inspiring English sources

At that expenditure level, modest for the California television market, a typical viewer might see an advertisement 10 times a week.

When a typical viewer is comfortable turning on a web-enabled TV and clicking on either the iPlayer icon or something they've not yet heard of called Blinkbox, because it has content they want to watch on it, that will spell -enormous change in the economics of the TV industry.

China has 3,000 TV channels, but most of them are operated and distributed locally, so a typical viewer in any one city doesn't have hundreds of choices.

That adds up to an astounding 10% of total leisure time; at current rates, a typical viewer fritters away three years of his life getting bombarded with commercials.

Among the bottom feeders were McDonald's (not part of a typical viewer's food spread for a big game) and credit card titans Visa and MasterCard.

The "Western media gaze" on foreign cultures often lends itself to a harsh fetishization of the culture at hand, typically pushing a black and white narrative in line with a pre-established understanding that a typical viewer might already have.

The typical viewer can stand a lousy video camera but if they can't hear you, they'll probably click off your video.

By the count of one Democratic group, the Media Fund, a typical television viewer in Columbus -- one of the most evenly divided cities in one of the most evenly divided states of this political season -- will have seen at least 3,000 campaign-related advertisements from March to the end of this month, at a cost of at least $4 million to the campaigns and outside groups that are also advertising.

So if anti-Gingrich ads were 45percentt of that much advertising, how many ads did a typical television viewer see? "Those are big numbers," according to Jon Hutchins, president of Media Strategies and Research, a firm that buys television time for Democratic candidates.

The journalists may have been hearing the same speech for six months, but that doesn't mean that the typical viewer has," said Patterson, who has done a series of analyses of the 2016 election media coverage and will study the debate coverage later this fall.

If you don't have the money to hire a camera operator or a willing friend to watch you record, just imagine you are talking to your typical viewer.