Sentence examples for audiences demands from inspiring English sources

In response to criticism, studios and directors defended blaxploitation movies by saying that they were simply fulfilling audiences' demands.

"Our audiences demand to be involved and expect to participate.

"Audiences demand more realistic sets now," he said.

Once it's heard, audiences demand to hear it again.

"ITV uniquely delivers the mass audiences demanded by advertisers.

By the early 1970's, court decisions allowed and audiences demanded more explicit pornographic films.

Traditional audiences demand to have their say, but here all stilted, ritual interruptions were squelched.

"Until now we've mostly been in a transactional mode 'give us money.' " But social-networking audiences demand more than that.

But sophisticated arena audiences demanded a "contemporary show," Mr. Feld replied, adding: "Paying customers are not coming to pay for technology.

Conversely, it is impossible to imagine a Beckett or Pinter emerging in an Edwardian world where audiences demanded crises be conclusively resolved.

"Today's audiences demand a richer, more immersive, lifelike, detailed world, and the only way you can create that is by computer".