Sentence examples for audience matters from inspiring English sources

The Booker has a huge reach; it makes the careers of authors and in a world where books are continuously fighting for their place against other forms of entertainment the Booker should be showcasing a much more inclusive and diverse list with a wider appeal, not aiming to reach only white middle- to upper-class readers, and by default saying that only one type of audience matters.

The audience matters to performers.

I'm learning that audience matters, connecting matters.

— ASHLEY PARKER Does the audience matter at these debates?

Cuyjet and Oliver looked at the audience matter-of-factly, dissolving the separation between us and them.

There are no set fees, but the size and demographics of the audience matter; a quick shot of a company's logo in a movie can fetch from ten thousand to ninety thousand dollars.

In retrospect, we had a mix-up of priorities where getting a big, diverse audience mattered more than actually opening a cross-cultural dialogue.

The campaigns know that the size of the audiences matters less than their composition, and debate viewers are generally believed to be reliable primary voters, party activists and opinion makers.

The BBC had been a progressive employer and always knew its female audiences mattered.

REID HOFFMAN: And which audiences matter to them.

But no matter the audience – no matter how long since he'd died, nor how important the issue – speaking about my husband in public was hard.