Sentence examples for effects on audiences from inspiring English sources

The camera moves but in extremely measured ways: the drone might go up and down very slowly, for example, thus not causing any detrimental or disorienting effects on audiences.

By far the book's most original thought is that Oprah Winfrey and Mr. Limbaugh are inverse versions of each other, from their showy affluence to their huge popularity to their polarizing effects on audiences.

Sound provided "atmospheric music and sound effects, creepy-voiced macabre dialogue and a liberal dose of blood-curdling screams" which intensified its effects on audiences, and consequently on moral crusaders.

Nobody is questioning the benefits that theatre broadcasts can bring, but we urgently need more wide-ranging research on its effects on audience and venue behaviour beyond London.

The effect on audiences can be traumatic.

This helps account for his quite phenomenal effect on audiences.

What sets Mr. Reich's music apart from the European tradition is its effect on audiences.

Tom Werner, who was an executive producer of "The Cosby Show," called the series groundbreaking in its effect on audiences.

Once they realized her effect on audiences and that she was brilliantly talented, they just worked her into the ground.

He had a magical effect on audiences who, on seeing their friend Joey on stage, forgot all the torment and anxiety of their lives outside the theatre.

So I am using music and story to mitigate the brutality of what we do and its eventual numbing effect on audiences".