Sentence examples for basic audience from inspiring English sources

The basic audience which comes is extremely well educated musically, and they go to see a new show looking for a fresh critical approach.

With Hedieh Tehrani, Niki Karimi, Leila Hatami and Juliette Binoche among those enduring the relentless gaze of Gelareh Kiazand's camera, this is a compelling catalogue of such basic audience responses as rapture, distraction, longing, fear, laughter and tears.

If the basic audience for such professional perform ances to be broadened, Mr. Reiss points out, it is neces sary for performing groups in the neighborhoods to cul tivate a taste for culture in new sectors of the popula tion.

The chart below illustrates how introducing basic audience personas, personalized content elements, and localized content needed to support major markets can increase the volume of content by more than thirty fold.

Once basic audience lists have been created, you can layer these buckets of users into your search engine marketing (SEM) programs and evaluate (with performance data) the value of these segments so you can bid accordingly in Google AdWords, Bing Ads, etc. Audiences that are further down the funnel and closer to converting should be valued higher based on their increased propensity to convert.

Otherwise, this is your basic audience-friendly comedy with a crisis--the imminent closing of Medfield College.

Food Network star chef Alton Brown had some harsh words to say about molecular gastronomy to an "Alice Waters-loving back-to-basics" audience at the American Culinary Federation national convention this past Sunday.

The film and the game have the same basic target audience, but will they be able to split their time this weekend?

This process of fleshing out a personality and context on top of the normally generic demographics found in a basic target audience profile can certainly help everyone on the project envision themselves in the user's shoes, so to speak.

It's still an astonishingly low amount of money: film-making down to its basics and audience reaction down to its essentials.

Or risk losing conservative, basic-bro audiences (who, let's face it, already have Star Wars) in favor of keeping the Trek essence alive?