Sentence examples for audience viewpoint from inspiring English sources

As the way we consume books, movies and television changes, artists and directors no longer need to cater to a "universal" audience viewpoint.

This predictable audience viewpoint is a prerequisite for forced (altered) visual perspective [12 14].

From the audience's viewpoint, there is no contest: Émile is a dry stick in a hat, whose idea of a jape is to ride his bicycle around the apartment.

We found no similar description of goals reflecting the audience's viewpoint.

It wasn't until the last day when 451 Research analyst Alan Pelz-Sharpe finally gave the audience an opposing viewpoint, telling them, "Don't tell me the cloud is insecure.

And this took me the longest time to figure out, and I still have hard time explaining it, except to say, especially with a show about suspense, you want to put the audience into the viewpoint of the character whose scene it is.

But Ms. Park and Robin Phillips, the executive director of Advocates for Human Rights, said it reminds audiences, whatever their viewpoint, that hundreds of imprisoned people are waiting to die.

Second, I like its notion to reach out through us bloggers, prior to the event, to bring in the views of a larger UK audience and to share viewpoints back after.

There are likely more than a few supposedly left of center male columnists, pundits, radio hosts, etc.,  who take mercenary stances in their public speeches, op-ed columns and various other venues where they perceive their audience to harbor such viewpoints.

The play probes deep into these pilot's psyches, and in doing so the audience becomes skewed to their viewpoint.

"The play probes deep into these pilots' psyches, and in doing so the audience becomes skewed to their viewpoint," Mr. Hamilton said.