Sentence examples for affect audience from inspiring English sources

Required to eat one per show (a sort of prop rotation, if you will), he observes how different shapes and sizes of vegetable affect audience response.

Under the terms of the racing teams' contracts Formula One cannot be broadcast excusively on pay-TV in any country where such a deal would materially adversely affect audience reach in that country.

The measurement firm said the breaches did not substantially affect audience levels reported for other stations in the nation's largest radio market.

Mr. Gurney added that the Bats affect audiences too.

The question is: how great is the cost?' How do they think the play will affect audiences in Baghdad?

"I think we're at a point where people are ready," said director Andrew Morgan of how he hopes the film will affect audiences.

Ultimately, he hopes his music can affect audiences worldwide.

She believes the change in education policy in the late 1970s, which established English as the primary teaching language in schools, also affected audience development.

That certainly doesn't seem to be the case, but it does seem to have affected audiences – particularly the crucial local audience, which makes up around a third of fringe-goers.

These works, often featuring mythical and literary characters (e.g., Ulysses, Gulliver), integrated the devices of theatre (i.e., light, sound, colour, and movement) in ways that affected audiences in a visceral manner.

More specifically, this study was designed to broaden the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) by incorporating a newly added personality variable, empathic tendency, and to show how this variable affects audiences' information processing of PSAs.