Sentence examples for capturing an audience from inspiring English sources

The American artist Randall Munroe knows something, too, about capturing an audience in the age of the fast and fickle online share.

These near impossible odds reflect the challenges of capturing an audience in today's highly competitive world.

When models are published as software, it is moreover in the hope of capturing an audience who will use and appreciate the model.

"We believe this stands us in good stead for capturing an audience that resonates directly with what Resolver stands for," he says.

We will do anything to get attention these days, and usually that means being self-parodying and ridiculous for the sole purpose of standing out and capturing an audience.

It's been an ongoing vote-'em-outta-there show that, as in the second presidential debate, has proven capable of capturing an audience of 65.6 million across the channels, the sort of numbers that stomp the Oscars and are beaten only by a few previous presidential debates and Super Bowls.

"Daddy Long Legs," which recently ended its premiere run at TheatreWorks, quickly captured an audience and enjoyed an extended run.

"My style and what I teach people I think can really capture an audience," Mr. Ross said.

Aimed at cinephiles, FilmStruck hopes to capture an audience unhappy with the experience on Netflix and Amazon Prime.

At DreamWorks Studios, Steven Spielberg spent three hours explaining how to capture an audience's attention and offered a number of ideas that will be rolled out before Election Day.

"Screening Room is very carefully designed to capture an audience that does not currently go to the cinema," Jackson told Variety, when explaining his stance.