Sentence examples for critical audiences from inspiring English sources

For those unable or unwilling to brave the snaking queues of American tourists, though, it's worth going to the BACS Festival (July) at Battersea Arts Centre, where the hottest acts iron out the flaws in their shows in front of smaller and less critical audiences.

Ed Jurith was intelligent, knowledgeable and honest, and thus unafraid of critical audiences.

The three critical audiences for this work are: investors, as they undertake stress-testing of their portfolio's against a Paris-compliant economy; corporations, when running Cap-ex and Op-ex decisions against an internal carbon price; and policy makers, giving them a clear picture of price signals needed to drive private sector investment.

That leaves just one critical audience to be convinced: patients themselves.

He then wiggled them apart before his captive but critical audience of ladder men.

I'd be preaching to the converted and not to a wider, more critical audience".

An argument may persuade an audience of less informed persons and remain without effect on a more critical audience.

So a good performance there, before the world's most critical audience, could immediately establish your credibility and increase your national profile.

"It has been designed to engage and attract millennials from across the globe and we know this is a critical audience for advertisers to reach," said Burns.

He is clear that today's online porn audience is no longer made up of "isolated masturbating loners", but of an interactive and creative group of critical audience members.

"We've got a very critical audience, and I'm sure we will continue to hear from them," said Ms. Gharib, adding, "So far, the feedback has been very positive".