Sentence examples for feel audiences from inspiring English sources

We feel audiences have the right to pass their own judgement, and people know exactly what they are seeing.

But if you can, and you feel audiences can absorb it, you should do it as authentically as you can," which to her meant filming in the language in which the events occurred.

"If I feel audiences saying, 'Come on, he's 62, enough is enough,' I'm very sensitive to that and if I pick up that vibe it will all stop," he said of his slightly improbable ass-kicking twilight years.

In the UK, that is exactly where I feel audience reactions really take off; in America, almost the exact opposite happened.

I felt audiences wanted to be challenged.

"He felt audiences had a new interest in the twists and turns behind running a network".

But Michael S. Chernuchin, "Bull's" writer-producer, who struggled for a decade to get his brainchild on the air, feels audiences are being sold short.

But I was able to perform in my own plays, too; when playing these parts I felt audiences respond to me.

Leterrier felt audiences were left restless waiting for the character to arrive in Ang Lee's film.

She felt audiences would believe the situations in the film were unlikely if it was set in the past.

Originally, the Reliant was supposed to be a Constitution-class starship identical to the Enterprise, but it was felt audiences would have difficulty distinguishing between the two ships.