Sentence examples for appealing audience from inspiring English sources

"Obviously this is a very appealing audience to advertisers".

In fact, developers have become such an appealing audience that even consumer application companies as diverse as Facebook, Twitch, Uber and Dropbox run big platform efforts, knowing that the path to ubiquitous adoption accelerates greatly when other companies embed some aspect of their product or service (via APIs, SDKs, etc).

Dressed in black, moving with quick turns and swinging arms that echoed "Concerto," the opening work in the program, she seemed vulnerable, appealing for audience connection.

"Guitar Hero was much more about us not innovating in a way that was appealing to audiences," Mr. Kotick says.

Both shows take their cue from "The Mousetrap," that doyenne of stage thrillers, in appealing to audiences not to give away the ending.

The producers fired the British actor Henry Goodman after only 30 performances, saying they felt he was not appealing to audiences as Bialystock.

But the latest Cinderella is bucking the trend - and seemingly appealing to audiences as a result.

Some critics commented that the album is not as appealing to audiences who are unfamiliar with the band.

In an effort to make Camelot more appealing to audiences aching for some fight scenes, Bill English attempted to ratchet up the testosterone levels of Camelot's men.

NBC had tried appealing to audiences in their 20s through several comedies, but those efforts proved unsuccessful and the network decided to focus on high-quality dramas like Homicide.

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