Sentence examples for die-hard audiences from inspiring English sources

Those die-hard audiences, however passionate, are too small to account for such inflated national viewership figures.

God has spoken!" Hard to imagine Mr. Dale, a die-hard audience man, alone in a recording booth.

By so doing, CNN is risking the alienation of its die-hard, though dwindling, audience, viewers who have stuck with it as new 24-hour competitors like the Fox News Channel and MSNBC have grown considerably.

Paige from Cock ESP crashed Future Blondes' set and pissed off some die-hard fan in the audience.

No longer "trusted" as a voice of reason, the new responsibility is to hit consumers in "the feels". This new wave of limbic brands creates connections with audiences and die-hard loyalists.

But the show's organizer, ReedPop, is looking to grow beyond the traditional audience of die-hard comic book fans.

But if The Athletic can find an audience of die-hard sports fans that truly value strong local analysis  and reporting, they may just have a shot at succeeding where larger publishers before them failed.

But if The Athletic can find an audience of die-hard sports fans that truly value strong local analysis and reporting, they may just have a shot at succeeding where larger publishers before them failed.

Both men had die-hard followings and the collective audience's mind was blown when they finally came to blows.

The audience is die-hard; they sing along with unreleased tracks and gurgle & bleat along with instrumental portions of the set.

Whether he is engaging an audience of die-hard supporters or speaking to a skeptical reporter the subtext is the same: "I know who I am and I am comfortable with it".