Sentence examples for comfortable viewer from inspiring English sources

It is efficient (everyone can watch the same video) and comfortable (viewer reactions are hidden).

It asks its too-comfortable viewers the difficult existential questions: would you survive in a post-apocalyptic scenario without broadband, dental floss and artisanal cheeses?

While it might be more comfortable for a viewer to see criminals depicted as monsters, life is rarely so black and white.

Microsoft's software designers disagree, arguing that they have cracked the code that will make television viewers comfortable with the idea of controlling a personal computer wirelessly from across the family room.

But old-fashioned hourlong drama can, perhaps, be indicted for being so predictable, so formulaic, so comfortable that young viewers go looking for a little edge -- and wind up in the clutches of Mean TV, Naked TV, Innuendo TV, Splat TV and the other channels where passing gas is a mark of sophisticated drollery.

When a typical viewer is comfortable turning on a web-enabled TV and clicking on either the iPlayer icon or something they've not yet heard of called Blinkbox, because it has content they want to watch on it, that will spell -enormous change in the economics of the TV industry.

The viewer feels comfortable with this woman and identifies with her and can feel good about herself through her.

Shows like "Survivor" make viewers relatively comfortable, because they provide a Hollywood-produced version of life.

Television executives believe that her on-air partner, Charles Gibson, provides her and "Good Morning America" with ballast, and makes viewers more comfortable accepting her into bedrooms and frantic kitchens.

At a time when gay rights are re-emerging as an election year issue -- in part because of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s stated support for gay marriage on Sunday -- activists and academics say that depictions of gay characters on television play a big role in making viewers more comfortable with their gay, lesbian and transgender neighbors.

There's music in Allen's head, and there's a lot of noise getting in the way; the sound of the ocean returns, later in the film, to disturb the viewers' own comfortable contemplation and to realize, through pure sensation, the psychic dislocations that are Allen's constant companions.