Sentence examples for conception of the audience from inspiring English sources
Lewis was also a radical democrat whose conception of the audience was as total as his identification with the art of filmmaking: he understood the lifelong reproached child, the repressed imp, the inner free person cowering in fear and cringing with embarrassment, as the more or less eternal counterpart of employees and family people of any age everywhere.
Boczkowski shows how these decisions were shaped by both the politics of newsrooms and differing conceptions of the audience.
He and Barfi had differing conceptions of the video's audience.
Scholars are sharply divided over when the poem was written, and for good reason, since different dates lead to widely divergent conceptions of the poet's audience and intentions.
Marcel's conception of the theatre as an experience of 'communion' also implies this active participation of the audience.
In this conception, Trilling wrote, "the artist... ceases to be the craftsman or the performer, dependent upon the approval of the audience.
In Aristotelian terms, we skip the Intro, begin with the Development and pre-auger the Reversal with a dozen little turnarounds, all courtesy of the audience's (pre conception of the characters.
Her surrealistic conception of the opera, with characters in weird hairdos and nightmarish sets, was badly received by critics and audiences.
