Sentence examples for audiences for which from inspiring English sources
How though, can you hope to address audiences for which you have no instinctive feel, and towards which you show casual discrimination?
Somehow this happens especially in opera, perhaps because opera composers so often tailored their works to the specific tastes of the theaters and audiences for which they were writing.
"The very best way to defend ourselves is to stand up for the core of what the BBC is about, making the highest quality of programmes for all audiences for which people feel it is worth paying the licence fee.
But there is a huge difference between a thesis and the product plan incorporated into a business plan--this is usually due to the different audiences for which each is written.
She is also a volunteer audio describer for visually impaired theatergoers with Hospital Audiences, for which she provides detailed descriptions of sets, costumes and onstage actions during a performance.
Other professionals, in other words, are the primary audience for which the young historian must write.
Of course, the music performed was written in the language of the contemporary audience for which it was intended.
It strikes me as ungenerous to judge a book against a purpose and audience for which it was not intended.
The new audience, for which hip-hop is simply a part of its grammar, has demolished the ceiling for black movies.
Though, had he done so, he might also have had more trouble getting the movie to attract the wide national audience for which it's intended.
"Something like that, I think, is actually stronger for an audience — you know, for someone who is not here, for an audience for which the conflict, any conflict is very far away.
