Sentence examples for audience suffers from inspiring English sources

Haste leads to suffering — quality suffers, the audience suffers, and customer acquisition suffers.

But that has been one of season seven's unwitting themes: the TV audience suffers along with members of Rick's crew.

Pilots have a big job to do, and they often overexplain characters and situations; let's hope that these new "Twilight Zone -like series will cast off their collective assumption that the TV audience suffers from intelligence-deficit disorder — I don't think I have ever seen so many captions telling us where we are, and when.

Does he believe that to show suffering you have to make an audience suffer in turn?

In such instances, production team and audience suffer a visceral sense of bereavement which inevitably over-shadows transmission.

Newsnight's audience suffered a 15% year-on-year decline in the first half of 2011, from 800,000 to 680,000, dipping below 200,000 for one edition in May last year.

Hitchcock always wanted to make his audience suffer, and with Rope, guilt, the guilt that Brandon should be feeling, is what makes us miserable.

His art of communication became "the art of taking away" since he thought his audience suffered from too much knowledge rather than too little.

They don't want to make their audience suffer.

Most ballet audiences suffer through the antics of restless youngsters; here it was encouraged, the elegant performer Elizabeth Washington leading children through amusingly vague approximations of basic ballet steps.

Applause that comes thundering with such force you might think the audience merely suffers the music as an excuse for its ovations.