Sentence examples for accessible to audiences from inspiring English sources

Whether the film's use of music will help make it accessible to audiences is an open question.

The Pursuit of Happiness (1971), a study of legal injustice, attempted to make a difficult subject accessible to audiences.

In an effort to make the concerts accessible to audiences like the schoolchildren who got to see Ms. Kim perform, tickets were mostly free.

While Michael Haneke's 144-minute black-and-white film was hardly wildly commercial, it was nevertheless more accessible to audiences than Apichatpong Weerasethakul's poetic, narrative-resistant mood-piece.

Mr. Kehr's new position, which he begins Dec. 1, includes finding ways to make the museum's film collection accessible to audiences outside New York, partly through digital circulation, as well as work on new exhibitions and scholarly research.

He would create a collaborative environment for choreographers, composers, designers and filmmakers; a more empowering role for dancers; make ballet more accessible to audiences and draw in people closer to his own age.

"People thought, 'Wow, if we can make it this accessible to audience members coming to see this stuff, why can't we do this with kids and the community?' " The students usually have their own motivations.

"But we wanted to be in an area that is accessible to broader audiences".

Here was Michael making black music acceptable and accessible to white audiences.

Our writers may have achieved prominence because they are more accessible to international audiences.

The slapstick, lowdown comedy and sight gags on the Long Wharf stage are certainly accessible to American audiences.