Sentence examples for aware audience from inspiring English sources
In such an environment, our accomplished artists would find a more aware audience among which to operate.
Video games have become an important method of raising awareness over the last decade with charities such as Greenpeace and Save the Children creating or commissioning their own titles, often available free online, in order to highlight elements of their work to a digitally aware audience.
The aware audience will chafe at the explicit connections, and the unaware audience will not appreciate the care put into mimicking a master.
But if more conservative, establishment guys plan to skip this show because I will never fall in line with the deeply flawed candidate that is Hillary, I am thrilled to develop a new, younger, politically aware audience which is both straight and gay.
However much I bang on about alternative ways to fill your wardrobe to ethically aware audiences – small brands, swapping, vintage, knitting – the top question I still get asked is: "So which high street stores can I go to?" Be in no doubt, we are addicted to fast fashion.
Having an always-on, news-aware audience could create wonderful opportunities for all those who have fretted about audience engagement.
Sales data isn't available for the Blackphone 2, but interest in it, even from a core privacy-aware audience such as the Guardian's, was weak.
In the early 20th century, fourth-wall transgressors in the world of theater (Bertolt Brecht, Luigi Pirandello) adopted meta and gave it a modern spin, exploiting its sense of beyondness as a way to dramatize the possibilities of a self-aware audience.
Just like old luxury connoisseurs, modern taste-aware audiences consume a strong point of view, convincing beliefs and compelling values.
First, speakers must become aware that audience design is necessary in the current setting.
You just say, 'Did you engage me?'" Mr. Azenberg is painfully aware that audience tastes can change, evidenced by his struggles in recent years with revivals of "Ragtime," based on the E.L. Doctorow novel, and Mr. Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs".
