Sentence examples for audience material from inspiring English sources

A material utterance is a situated communication act that depends on the particularities of speaker, audience, material and genre.

Getting involved in this kind of general audience material is something new for the director, a lover of excess ("Precious" as well as "The Paperboy") who candidly commented in publicity material: "As a filmmaker I really had to restrain myself.

Both a generous and withholding presence on stage, she was cheery between songs, on a nudge-wink basis with her audience and material.

She says the blurring of the lines between advertising and editorial, and PR and journalism, is a risk to standards because it is not always clear to the audience if material is independent or brand-driven.

It is axiomatic, of course, that political crowds are more interested in seeing than in listening, and most candidates nowadays give the live audience their material presence and direct their words to radio and television audiences and to readers of newspapers.

Bombing in front of an audience with material that was more mean than funny could be considered wrong.

And the plot, as contrived as it is, provides plentiful opportunities to interrogate perversions and challenge the audience with material Hollywood doesn't have the guts to touch.

Yet over the last year there have been important new efforts to put these classics online, both to find new audiences for material typically used by researchers and to use those audiences to breathe new meaning into photographs from long ago.

A few years later Davis sought new and older audiences with material about marriage and child-rearing.

Wife Joyce keeps reminding him that, to most audiences, the material is new, even if it isn't to Lewis.

"It's good working together," says Bird. "You always have an audience for your material".