Sentence examples for audiences perception from inspiring English sources
The answer lies in state media's crucial role in shaping its audiences' perception of the world.
This resulted in drastic changes to Slayer's sound, and changed audiences' perception of the band.
Cooper has also spoke of her confusion of the audiences perception that Jacqui is "a bitch" when she has strong morals.
For many documentarians their opinion on the credit issue hinges upon audience perception: how puzzling it is for viewers to see the credit.
"He thought secondly about the audience perception," said Mr. Jones, dancer thin, in big dark-framed glasses, his once-dark hair now snowy.
"There was some audience perception that network correspondents were increasingly used in place of BBC Scotland correspondents in the final weeks of the campaign.
Those BBC2 idents were great because they did just that, changing audience perception of the channel from "worthy but dull" to "witty and engaging".
"I'm really interested in how audience perception of a show will vary depending on so many things – their mood, the traffic, whether they ate or are hungry.
To determine if on-going modification of an international teaching course in emergency medicine will improve audience perception and receptivity.
"Through participatory means, they test the limits of artistic material and audience perception in a new and significant way".
Audience perception and comprehension improves with addressing audience composition, content of lectures and workshops, delivery by the lecturers and on-going dynamic modification based on feedback from all participants.
