Sentence examples for easier audience from inspiring English sources

And, in some ways, we have an even easier audience than a gullible younger brother.

Perforation for easier audience tracking.

It justifies hostage-taking, and lays out its characters in opposing stereotypes for easy audience identification.

The writer extending a celebrated text is also guaranteed easy audience recognition.

"Changing Lanes" assumes an easy audience acceptance of corruption in the law.

Tilda Swinton, who plays the anguished mother, is far too specific a screen presence to be an easy audience surrogate.

The one constant of the evening was Harry Barnes (hip-hop) as the most consistently personable performer, with the easiest audience rapport.

The legal concern is arising precisely as Chinese consumers — once presumed to be an easy audience for American-made films like "Skyfall" or "The Dark Knight Rises" — have been showing a preference for homegrown, Chinese-language blockbusters.

They weren't an easy audience, and – lame jokes aside – he actually handled them pretty well: "He looks people in the eye," said Lynn Kelly, who had asked about pensions.

(How hard is it to imagine the early Walter watching "The Sopranos," fantasizing about being Tony?) And each season, the show has pushed back more aggressively at easy audience identification with Walter's power, a maneuver that's become the watermark of the most ambitious modern crime dramas.

Unlike the majority of rappers, who try to approximate in their live performances the exact sounds and movements they've used in their videos for easy audience identification, Missy approaches rapping the way jazz musicians approach jazz — as an improvisational musical form.