Sentence examples for conventional audience from inspiring English sources

The sitcom's acolytes — mostly young, many in college and many among those now outside the reach of conventional audience measurement because they watch online — reacted with disbelief when NBC shelved "Community" in December, midway through its third season.

Careful, which is still a work-in-progress, recently made its first appearance outside the simulated ward, at Kingston's Rose theatre, with Kaim watching from a more conventional audience seat this time.

Mr. Cox has defied conventional audience taste not with modishly difficult or experimental films but with stories that cut to the very core of what it means to be human, movies about the weird and oddball, the gently mad.

In this light, Coltrane's last recordings, which make few concessions to a conventional audience, now appear to be a final push for inner freedom, a flight from the dwindling possibilities of jazz itself.

His point, one made as well by Mr. O'Brien himself (who never hesitates to express how happy he is at TBS), is that conventional audience measurements — that is, ratings for the television show itself — are losing relevance, and that Mr. O'Brien reaches his viewers through delayed viewing on recorders and via streaming or clips online.

There will be an ongoing programme of education and outreach projects; so much a fabric of musical life in the UK, these are new initiatives in France, and the Philharmonie must also encourage classical music's conventional audience out to the north-east of the city, away from the cosseting delights of the centre-ville.

Conventional audiences aren't passive, they're quiet – which isn't quite the same thing.

The departure of the orchestra, which has long been criticized for playing it safe with a classical repertory, might have forced the center to experiment with more unorthodox programming and expand its reach to younger, less conventional audiences.

Spalding wields beauty to reject it, critical both of what she calls pop's "cult of beauty" — which waves her in for performances at the Oscars and the White House — and of the expectation that jazz be aesthetically palatable to conventional audiences.

But it is a film that is sure to please more of a conventional audience--the kind for whom the Cinderella marriage to the prince is inherently a happy ending--than the critical spectator.

Media and entertainment have been pushing the narrative of marijuana normalcy into the homes of more conventional audiences with shows like Vice's "Bong Appetit" and VH1's "Snoop and Martha's Potluck Dinner Party".