Sentence examples for audience attitudes from inspiring English sources

There also needs to be change in audience attitudes.

The annual Ofcom report, titled UK audience attitudes towards broadcast media, found that 30% of the adults surveyed believed that programming quality worsened in 2015.

"There is certainly a gay aspect to the piece, but I thought it was more than that, a more universal story," Mr. Bourne said, adding that audience attitudes have also changed since early walkouts during the male pas de deux 15 years ago.

The formative research will be conducted to understand preliminary target audience attitudes, knowledge and practices in relation to institution-based childbirth.

A good persona provides insights into your audiences' attitudes, purchasing behaviour, thought process, challenges, desires and aspirations.

Perkins cites Shane Meadows's This Is England as doing more than any other to change British audiences' attitudes but also has high praise for the Harry Potter effect.

"Fear Factor" conveys the same insult-the-audience attitude.

It's a passionate, persuasive lecture, mind you, and it could affect its audiences' attitude towards the current Crimean crisis: Vladimir Putin is named and shamed during one of Carole's speeches.

Effective health interventions rely on a detailed understanding of the target audience's attitudes relevant to the desired behavioural change.

(P2a), because it retains an imperative, models better than (P2b) and (P2c) the dispositions of moral sentences to evoke an audience's attitudes or behaviors.

UNICEF conducted research in over 20 countries to ascertain audience knowledge, attitudes and behaviours for evidence-based planning and implementation of behaviour change strategies.