Sentence examples for audience's advantage from inspiring English sources

But that was all to the television audience's advantage.

It's to the new show's advantage that the FX series never had a very large audience.

That could have been a problem, but McCarthy managed to turn his audience's diverse backgrounds into an advantage, drawing on individual experience.

The company's advantage was always about having a captive audience for the products it advertised.

As a writer, you can really take advantage of the audience's closeness.

She was impassioned and self-indulgent and took advantage of the audience's generosity, blaming her rambling on not wanting to make herself look egotistical as if she expected to win.

The bit ends up falling on its face when Kremer can't get the blender to work on stage, but he turns the awkwardness to his advantage, gaining the audience's sympathy before skewering them with a bit of wit and charm.

Though many news outlets are moving away from physical publications, the Onion hopes to tap into Toronto's young, affluent audience by taking advantage of the Star's knowledge of the market.

The audience Home advantage?

Adjustable light has one further advantage: the chance to play with the audience's perceptions.

"On several levels the tiger is the audience's way into the events of the play," Ms. Goodman added, "and there's an advantage to having a well-liked star with whom the audience builds a relationship".