Sentence examples for and the viewer of from inspiring English sources

When we wrote it, the clear assumption was: That guy in the crowd is an asshole, an outlier, and the viewer of the movie is automatically on my side.

There are few more unnerving scenes in movies than the rape of Amy by her ex-boyfriend, Charlie (Del Henney), and what makes it so memorably terrifying is the awful ambivalence it engenders in both the victim and the viewer — of either sex.

Now in his early 60s, unlikely ever to be released from incarceration in a French jail, Carlos is a figure on the bleak landscape of our terrible times, and the viewer of this engrossing film is left to judge whether he's a tragic one.

While I suspect it's benign, e.g. some of the rockyou code not distinguishing between the "owner" and the "viewer" of the gadget (this stuff is not always easy to keep straight), I want to err on the side of caution, so I'm going to de-white-list the gadget for now.

I believe these images break an historical rule of portraiture: there is no reciprocal eye connection between the photographed subject and the viewer of the photo, there' s no guessing the subject's emotions through their stance.

The placement of random numeric values in the paintings provoke an unexplainable unease, and reminds the viewer of the cold, spiky world of reality.

And the viewers of late-night shows are not necessarily the readers of newspapers or wire services, or necessarily viewers of cable or broadcast news shows".

News audiences always trend old, and the viewers of Fox's competitors are hardly in the full flower of youth.

And I'm very, very grateful for all the support I had here at Fox Five, the support from my family and friends, those I care about and the viewers of course.

One of the characters Dunham has created, Marnie Michaels, (played by Allison Williams) gets a lot of flak from both her fictitious friends and the viewers of the show.

They go singing, puffed-out with pride and optimism, unaware – unlike the viewer of course – of the hell that lies ahead.