Sentence examples for educated audiences from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare lacked decorum, in Dryden's view, largely because he had written for an ignorant age and poorly educated audiences.

While most mainstream viewers migrated to television, urban, educated audiences began to embrace the more literary filmmaking imported from Europe.

He was received as an authentic, untutored rural genius, which was true in part, and educated audiences were delighted by such an engaging idea at least, at first.

Avatar has educated audiences in 3D and it will be interesting to see whether Alice can maintain its early pace once the opening weekend thrill wears off.

But since much of the best of modern art is well within the intellectual comfort zone of moderately educated audiences, the questions of artistic value and merit within that range ought to be leaving the question of brows behind.

On the one hand the show, with its unequaled longevity and worldwide fame, educated audiences to be palliated by pageantry, special effects and brash sentimentality rather than provoked by well-constructed narrative, musical originality and emotional ambiguity and depth.

"They were educated cartoons for an educated audience".

Others were popular with a more restricted and educated audience of homosexuals.

In Burke's words, it was an intelligent, educated audience interested in social justice.

With its literary and cinematic namedropping, "The Hedgehog" unabashedly strokes the upscale, educated audience it is likely to attract.

Such series, he said, have an upscale, highly educated audience, similar to most of NBC's scripted hit shows.