Sentence examples for easier for audiences from inspiring English sources

Ironically, heavier comedians, actors, and the characters they play are actually more sympathetic, and easier for audiences to identify with, than the svelte.

"It makes it easier for audiences of different nationalities to understand what we want to say because we're using the visual language, not dialogue".

This will hopefully be easier for audiences because different apps will not have to be downloaded one by one for each TV programme.

Of course, one of the advantages of using family members in one's film is that it makes it easier for audiences to relate to the movie and its characters.

(Mr. Berlind said that yes, it's easier for audiences to disseminate their opinions during previews, which he thinks "can be destructive to the process". But, he said, "nobody pays much attention to the bloggers anyway").

With museums and other cultural organisations looking to widen access and make it easier for audiences to engage and interact with their collections, giving an international audience the chance to explore some of our content is no mean feat.

To make it easier for audience members who don't like to walk between the two indoor sites -- Coe Hall, the state park's mansion, and the Hay Barn -- the musicians will alternate between the halls; "playing different music, of course, in each place," he said.

What they do say is often quietly touching and easy for audiences to identify with.

BBC Store makes digital ownership really easy for audiences and means that we can being opening up the incredible BBC television archive".

But like the flimflam men he loves to write about, the playwright disguises his intentions with so many flourishes that it's easy for audiences not to notice what's actually going on.

And it's easy for audiences to forget about his stinkers (they're not held against him), because he himself isn't very different in them from the way he is when he has a strong director and a script with some drive.