Sentence examples for audiences look from inspiring English sources

"I think Scottish audiences look outside themselves..

"A Crossover Star" (1996): Hilton Als explores Angela Bassett's cool, expressive technique, and asks if her success has changed the way audiences look at black actresses.

Instead of offering famous names, it is saying to audiences: "Look at all these quotes and star reviews; this is taking away this element of risk for you".

When comedy appears on the bill of a "highbrow" festival – even one as demotic as MIF – audiences look at it slightly differently.

Copeland's dream is Gittens's reality, and perhaps the Birmingham ballerina benefits from a culture in which, as she says, "audiences look at the dance, not the colour of the skin".

Marvel has become expert in using stunningly spiky screenwriting as a deft sleight of hand so that audiences look the other way when confronted with preposterous Norse demi-gods in outlandish costumery, not to mention barmy anthropomorphic space raccoons.

HIRSCHBERG: But are advertisers or audiences looking for something specific?

Audiences looking for something fresh or psychologically interesting will not find it.

Networks these days are beleaguered, with viewership declining and audiences looking for entertainment in other places.

But audiences looking forward to a lot of blood and gore on Thursday probably were surprised.

Change the nature of your programming and the diversity of the audiences looks after itself.