Sentence examples for assisted audience from inspiring English sources

Assisted audience growth and monetization could finally give creators a reason to invest time into Snapchat because they actually get something back like from YouTube, but not Instagram. .

Page said her character acts as a proxy to the audience, as "she's just learning about these ideas and, in essence, assists the audience in learning about dream sharing".

And I applaud the decision to perform the work in a good English translation (David Drew and Michael Geliot) without relying on English titles to assist the audience's comprehension of the text.

In particular, providing access to relevant material about topics of interest and assisting target audiences to develop their capacity to acquire and use research is rarely done.

Providing access to relevant material and assisting target audiences to develop their capacity to acquire and use research is also rarely done.

Elizabeth Gadsby's gorgeous set design in the intimate Wharf 1 theatre envelops the audience, subtly assisted by Damien Cooper's lighting and composer Steve Francis's dramatic segues between scenes; it feels as though we too are inside this Upper East Side home.

Cinematographer Asaf Sudry assisted in conveying to the audience that the marriage between the lead characters would eventually take place by frequently using sunlight for their scenes.

El Monte Councilman Juventino "J Gomezz and Long Beach school police officer April Saucedo Hood fielded questions from a small audience at an assisted living facility during the event hosted by community group Active Claremont and the Claremont Chamber of Commerce.

Before she ever assisted impoverished countries or charmed audiences with her "funny face," she was a young, aspiring ballerina growing up in Nazi-occupied Holland.

They're not even assisted by plot suggestions from the audience, something they see as the tired gimmick of many another improv outfit.

No, despite what the cynics say, neither the Fawltys' nor the Knowles-Zs' marriages can be entirely performative, although it must be said that both seem creatively assisted by the presence of an audience.