Sentence examples for encouraging audiences from inspiring English sources

Escapism In Spain, insiders also point to a complex of factors encouraging audiences.

Encouraging audiences to see what Shakespeare saw is part of the challenge.

The Weavers established a blueprint for folk groups, encouraging audiences to sing along, with Gilbert providing inspiration for female singers.

Chicago's WBEZ this month began a cheeky campaign called "2032 Membership Drive" encouraging audiences to procreate and raise a new generation of listeners.

And period instrument groups had an important energising effect by encouraging audiences to explore pieces that they thought they knew inside out but often didn't.

Despite reviews encouraging audiences to sample a unique picture – a virtually all-deaf cast, all in sign language, with no subtitles – many have evidently ducked the challenge.

Performed by several generations of actors from the Folksbiene Theater of New York, "Kids and Yiddish" mixes Jewish traditions (and Yiddish) with popular culture while encouraging audience participation.

Anything that encourages audiences to take another look at Shakespeare is fine by me.

As a minimum, each product should encourage audiences to take personal action on climate change.

The 'if you seek you will find' attitude encourages audiences to go on a journey.

Sort of the way a good horror movie encourages audiences to identify with both monster and victim.