Sentence examples for burden of audience from inspiring English sources

"Few blockbusters have borne so heavy a burden of audience expectation as Christopher Nolan's final Batman caper, and the filmmaker steps up to the occasion with a cataclysmic vision of Gotham City under siege in 'The Dark Knight Rises,'" wrote Justin Chang in his review for Variety.

The growth of Latin trap, K-pop, and dancehall could be considered a forfeit of musical dialogue, a way for English-speaking audiences to have lyrics and feeling without the burden of hearing them.

She noted that Paige has the burden of winning over the audience — of being likable and relatable — which would constrain her as an actress.

Haneke points the burden of culpability at the audience, for being as complicit as the white bourgeois characters he creates – arguably, mirror images of his target audiences.

The form of film in the '70s and '80s and early '90s, when I was working more and playing leading-man roles, was such that I always felt the burden of having to carry the audience along.

"They were afraid of burdening their audience".

The burden of comprehensibility shifts from composer to audience.

As a result, MTV may be saddled with the burden of trying to extract a wide audience from a splintered market where no genre is king.

As the first in what could be a Roth revival, "The Human Stain" has the burden of demonstrating that there is an audience for this kind of thought-provoking work -- and that's far from certain.

But he won't burden his audience with complaints.

Remarks of audience at tournament.