Sentence examples for audience's sake from inspiring English sources

We're not going to be throwing tantrums about it but we hope for the audience's sake that we can get there".

There are seventeen soap operas on television now, some obviously less good than others (a soap that fails is not simply dropped from the air; it is, for the audience's sake, quickly wrapped up: the hero, for example, is run over by a truck) and in their uncompromisingly funereal misery there is obviously some sort of key.

GG eventually acquired the same shape as all other rage media in that solely existed to exist, an audience for an audience's sake.

I just don't think you need to carry your innermost thoughts and lay your problems onto the audience, for heaven's sake".

But at Bushwig, where the playing field is levelled, audiences embrace drag for drag's sake.

But at Bushwig, where the playing field is leveled, audiences embrace drag for drag's sake.

That means avoiding language like "The selected candidate will possess... .. (Why would we ever address our target audience member in the third person, for Pete's sake?).

The chorus of the song exhorted its audience to "pass the hat for your credit's sake, and pay— pay— pay!" The patriotic poem and song caused a sensation and were constantly performed throughout the war and beyond.

It's difficult to tell how much of this success is down to a new audience or with original fans taking the trip for nostalgia's sake.

"It's when there is no audience beyond each other that artists talk about art for art's sake.

Nolan admitted "cheating" on the science for the sake of the audience's enjoyment on occasion, but said critics should read Thorne's book The Science of Interstellar.