Sentence examples for anticipated audience from inspiring English sources
Carefully distinguishing Libanius's letters from his orations, she argues that his expression of paganism varies with genre and with anticipated audience.
Please provide the name, address, phone number, and affiliation of the Instructor, the official name of the group, purpose, and anticipated audience size.
The application did not specify the size of the anticipated audience, but school officials expected a sell-out crowd for a gym holding 2,700 in its bleachers.
Mr. Gilligan did not mention the impending finale next Sunday, but he did not have to — the award was a free advertisement before an anticipated audience of at least 10 million viewers.
Not only the design of posters, but also where and how long they are displayed, reflects how film distributors would like to promote the film, as well as its anticipated audience size and box office numbers.
BOB DYLAN'S GIG -- Bob Dylan, left, is to headline the annual Fleadh festival before an anticipated audience of 30,000 music fans in Finsbury Park in London on June 20.
Satisfying the audience is his priority (even though anticipating audience reaction frequently results in predictable plots).
It then offers a three-part classroom approach: identifying the biases of those who design algorithms, managing metadata, and anticipating audience response.
Outlasting a flicker of interest from major-record labels, anticipating audience decline as the "downtown jazz" scene grew diffuse and undefinable, it went in search of its parents and looked backward and Eastward: to Ornette Coleman, Lennie Tristano, Jimmy Giuffre, early fusion and progressive rock, the Art Ensemble of Chicago and Balkan and cantorial music.
Or was he anticipating audience disappointment, thumbing his nose at the aesthetes and art dealers who, like me, expected "serious" art?
Anticipation of the sixth film adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's novel has meant Art Deco style has already been filtering into our consciousness as designers and retailers anticipate audiences eager to mimic the opulent elegance of the "Roaring Twenties".
