Sentence examples for caught audiences from inspiring English sources

"The Vampire Diaries" caught audiences' attention after the Feb. 14 episode saw a shocking death in the final moments.

When "Locke" had its world premiere last fall at the Venice International Film Festival, it caught audiences and critics as a surprise, its catalog description perhaps unable to capture the film's specific impact.

This, he reasons, is a good way to catch audiences off guard.

The intensity of "Doktor Faust" and "Everyman" seemed to catch audiences off guard.

A lengthy, slow-moving costume drama, based on a Thackeray novel, it somehow didn't catch audiences' imaginations but it now seems like one of its director's great achievements.

The new 13-episode series, will debut in 2016 and catch audiences up with the lives of members of the Tanner family in modern day. .

It's understandable that apparently random rampages stoke more personal concern than other attacks, and that novel settings and lurid details catch audiences' eyes.

In the midst of movie clutter, familiar musical figures offer one way to catch audience attention.

Refs. [10] and [11] enhanced colour as the most obvious points of attraction to catch audience's attention.

Javid's choice caught the audience by surprise.

His straight face caught the audience off guard and made the joke ambiguous.