Sentence examples for audiences minds from inspiring English sources

Besides, wouldn't it be just like Mr. Fincher, the director of brainteasing thrillers like "Seven," "Fight Club" and "Zodiac," to mess with audiences' minds like this? Press representatives for Sony did not immediately reply to requests for comment.

Perhaps that's because it's virtually impossible to imagine another equalling writer/director Jane Campion's 1993 magnum opus: an extraordinarily brooding drama that occupies an irrepressible space in audiences' minds and memories.

■ The Tribe (winner) ■ Tangerine ■ Room ■ Carol ■ The Look of Silence Ukrainian director Miroslav Slaboshpitsky's feature debut blew audiences' minds with its radically original, audacious take on the societal exploitation that flourishes from neglect.

With the slight relaxation of censorship, Wajda returned to overt political subjects, reflecting on the immediate past with Man of Marble (1977), a bold, no-frills, no-holds-barred story on the life of a worker-hero of the Stalinist 50s who falls from official favour, relevant in audiences' minds to the crushing of the workers' action in Gdańsk in 1970.

The ear-cutting-dance scene is a mere blip in the 99-minute movie, but it's that sadistic lullaby that is seared in audiences' minds 25 years later.

After the series ended, Gough and Millar expressed regret with Lana's characterization throughout the course of the show, which they felt damaged Lana in the audiences' mind.

Not that the audience minded.

Not that those in the audience mind.

Not that his audience minded his wardrobe deviation.

This heightened self-­consciousness seems a spot-on reproduction of the target-audience mind-set.

She choreographed with modern audiences in mind.