Sentence examples for audiences may be from inspiring English sources

But audiences may be growing weary of extreme vulgarity.

Munich audiences may be ready for a little more attention.

Foreign audiences may be more intrigued by the film's sensitivity.

On Friday next, audiences may be baffled, intrigued, horrified or entranced.

The more pressing question for audiences may be the fate of the actor's soul.

Even though audiences may be loving it; there are not enough of them coming.

Juanes's decision, until now, to stick with Spanish-speaking audiences may be as pragmatic as it is political.

The success of these albums suggests that young audiences may be looking for jazz that is adventurous and different.

English audiences may be comfortable with the racist stereotype, but Broadway audiences quickly weary of it, and of him.

There's no brutality on show but modern audiences may be more alarmed by Nanook's kids eating lard.

Another point that draws scant attention is that the species most loved by international audiences may be viewed as a burden by and be resented by locals.