Sentence examples for audience acceptance from inspiring English sources

"Changing Lanes" assumes an easy audience acceptance of corruption in the law.

The audience acceptance and appetite for American independent and foreign language film has indeed grown in the last 20 years, but so have other competitive entertainment options.

Though the group was debunked by "serious" folk musicians, its commercial success paved the way for record-industry and audience acceptance of folk performers such as Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Peter, Paul and Mary.

Formed in San Francisco in 1957, the trio was debunked by "serious" folk musicians, but their commercial success paved the way for record-industry and audience acceptance of folk performers such as Peter, Paul and Mary and Bob Dylan.

But audience acceptance of The Nightly Show never approached its Daily Show lead-in, neither during the regime of Jon Stewart nor that of his successor, Trevor Noah, who took over last September.

The fact that audience acceptance of the movie came so slowly was entirely appropriate, for "The Shawshank Redemption" had a lot of time on its hands: its treatment of time's passage was one of the most beautiful things about it.

Both occur in The Winter's Tale, which suggests that, in what was almost certainly one of his final plays, the dramatist was either impatient to test the limits of staging or secure in the audience's acceptance of pretence.

Carmilla taught its audience about acceptance and what in life and love were worth fighting for.

I hope this film can change that a little bit and we all see each other a little more," he told the audience in his acceptance speech.

The scene: Standing ovations, shouts of encouragement from the audience and emotional acceptance speeches set the day's tone...

She pronounced to the audience during her acceptance speech, "It isn't the fate of our community -- our our planet -- to be a dumping ground".