Sentence examples for audiences fear from inspiring English sources

CURRENT CINEMA essay about American audiences' fear of movies--especially movie violence.

"Interiors" discussed in long essay on American audiences' fear of movies - especially movie violence.

The New Yorker, September 25 , 1978P. 137 CURRENT CINEMA essay about American audiences' fear of movies--especially movie violence.

By Pauline Kael The New Yorker, September 25 , 1978P. 137 CURRENT CINEMA essay about American audiences' fear of movies--especially movie violence.

By Pauline Kael The New Yorker, September 25 , 1978P. 151 "Interiors" discussed in long essay on American audiences' fear of movies - especially movie violence.

MR: What should US audiences fear most about Devilskin?

Citing unnamed mayoral aides, Mr. Kirtzman writes that Ms. Latencouragedolas encouraged the mayor to avoid events with black audiences, fearing that he would be booed.

Jeff Zucker, NBC's chief programmer, who has taken all the critical heat for the exceeses of "Fear Factor" -- and has laughed it off -- said yesterday that in terms of the share of that younger audience "Fear Factor" had made it about 75percentt of the way to last summer's "Survivor" rating.

By placing the horror in the middle of suburbia he hit upon something primal and fundamental in audience fears.

I know that the DNA of the thriller is paranoia and anxiety, and I knew they would be playing on audience fears.

WHEN a new opera written specifically for student singers opened at the Royal Academy of Music here in March, many in the audience feared the worst.