Sentence examples for divided audience from inspiring English sources

The dual messages are designed to influence a divided audience.

There is no way — and maybe no reason — to unite TV's divided audience.

Both forms seem to have a neatly divided audience: maybe two-thirds respectfully fixated on the music's past, one-third concerned about building paradigms for the future.

Our first lady's full humanity on display brought together a divided audience and marshalled national goodwill – in support of Hillary Clinton.

Sometimes, a divided audience is a result of mixed messages, an incoherent text; sometimes, it's a sign of a bold experiment that we are still learning how to watch.

The BBC Trust has approved plans to extend the hours of the corporation's children's channel to 9pm – it currently stops broadcasting at 7pm – in a move that has divided audience opinion.

Her turn as the newly appointed baroness with a tragic past divided audiences.

Film Socialisme divided audiences when it was first unveiled at the Cannes film festival.

"Isadora," which divided audiences and critics in 1981, was a case in point.

The film divided audiences on its first showing, with some people walking out during scenes of horrific brutality against slaves.

Mr. Redford, who ended "Downhill Racer" and "The Candidate" with a question, likes the ambiguous ending, which has divided audiences.