Sentence examples for devoted audiences from inspiring English sources

Here ethnic and experimental mixed media works find devoted audiences.

Hulu is expanding its offering of foreign shows with similarly devoted audiences.

Neither show was in its first year, both have devoted audiences, and each features an internal universe with its own rules that fans obsess over.

But though it has a huge following in Scandinavia and devoted audiences elsewhere in Europe, the group is virtually unknown in the United States, probably because it performs only in Norwegian.

The paying model has worked best for role-playing games like Ultima Online and Asheron's Call, which attract devoted audiences in the hundreds of thousands willing to pay monthly fees.

Hunt countered that in his view, "There are no bad shows, but there are a great many shows with small, but devoted, audiences".

Nevertheless, Game of Thrones has built a captive, devoted audience since its debut in 2011.

His apparently devoted audience "chorused that nothing gets done in Kyrgyzstan if President Bakiyev's son Maksim does not get 'his cut'".

People either have no idea who they are (for all the media attention and critical acclaim it has generated, Mad Men has a relatively small, if devoted, audience) or we are completely besotted by them.

When I signed up, back in 1995, for the task of writing a biography of an experimental novelist who had only reached a small (though devoted) audience in his lifetime, and had been pretty much forgotten ever since, all I had to motivate me was a modest advance and a burning admiration for his work.

But as becomes abundantly clear, Otway was also lucky enough to secure a fanatically devoted audience – to whom he affectionately refers to as "the fans", like parents talk about "the kids" – who kept him in business as a live act even as one career decision after another proved abortive.