In such a context, the advancing of attitudinal positions was always a delicate matter, and much of the positioning of writers and their audience entailed the use of implication and what Wigboldus et al. (1999) in their study of group dynamics termed 'low linguistic abstraction' (what the appraisal framework would term 'invoked' attitude).
Much of this entails determining who exactly the audience of the brand is and figuring out what kinds of games or experiences speak to those people.
And it's apparent that any audience, at any educational level, entails expectations (including ideological ones) that artists meet or defy in ways that merit study.
But quite a few people in the audience are incensed, as it would entail having a mayor, and they voted against having one in a referendum only recently.
In spite of my intention not to infringe upon any students' writerly prerogatives, I feel obliged to remind them that making up a story also entails making up both an author and an audience.
"I wanted to reach the widest audience, but I didn't really know what fame entailed.
It's not clear what they may entail, but the apps and services appear to be specifically for audiences in China, so don't get too excited if you live in the rest of the world.
Don Hewitt, the director and producer of the Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960, said ABC's structuring of the questions was an acknowledgment that a debate entails "a big dose of show biz" and "trying to keep an audience".
However, Junk DNA is a book not written at an academic level but instead intended for very broad audience, with all the consequences that the danger of dumbing it down for such a purpose entails.
But it is hardly certain what it entails to approach something in "a Baroque spirit," not to mention how to present that spirit to a contemporary audience.
