Sentence examples for audiences at a time from inspiring English sources

The BBC is looking for somebody who has political experience but also "BBC One appeal" – an ability to connect with audiences at a time when all TV viewing is under pressure.

What they share, however, is a sense of indomitable purpose and the ability to move audiences at a time when they are desperately in need of good cheer – and it's this that looks set to propel them to success.

This growth in cultural production is accompanied by a growth in cultural choice: more culture is now available to larger audiences, at a time and place that suits them.

All those events have something in common other than high prices for commercial time: They are all broadcast live, part of a trend known as big-event television, which prizes programs that can attract large, involved audiences at a time when consumers have generally been atomized into tiny niche markets.

Wyler's next film, Mrs. Miniver (1942), won six Academy Awards and was nominated for another six, but its greatest legacy was the empathy for the British and the support for the Allied war effort it engendered among American audiences at a time when the United States had only recently entered World War II.

That his writings continued to command such audiences at a time when his politics were in some ways so eclipsed was the kind of disjunction which exasperated rightwingers, but it was a paradox on which the subtle judgment of this least complacent of intellects feasted.

That way, the film is available to the maximum audience at a time when consistently glowing reviews have most currency.

Arcade develops her shows by performing them, fine-tuning them one audience at a time – her signature piece, Bitch!

He doesn't grandstand much; he only exhorts five people in the audience at a time, knowing that hundreds more will comply.

Talk sought a general interest audience at a time when magazines, faced with declining readership, had begun steering toward the safer harbors of niche audiences.

The difficult questions have all been about how, and how fast, and how to retain an audience at a time of fragmenting media.