Sentence examples for focussed audience from inspiring English sources

The Hard Rock Hotel in Orlando, which appeals to a more narrowly focussed audience, plays "Girls, Girls, Girls," by Mötley Crüe, and cranks up the volume.

The pianist Jonathan Biss told me that the club's patrons were "the most focussed audience that I've played for in New York".

As Denton told me, "There's actually much less regard paid to mainstream ideas of decency when you're addressing a large but focussed audience of the young and metropolitan, not particularly easily shocked".

Mr. Power, whose firm made an investment in Revenio, said that with a smaller, more focused audience, "you can afford to do something much more compelling".

Drawing on the immediacy of overheard conversation, she has pioneered a style of theatre made to seem as untheatrical as possible, while using the tools of the stage to focus audience attention.

The work he does in auditions, he said, is intended to break singers of the operatic habit of standing like statues as they vocalize; by brandishing a video camera he gives them the feel of playing to a focused audience.

"Advertisers love that passionate, focused audience".

In addition, Flixster can command higher advertising rates compared with mass market sites because of its focused audience.

Given the topic and focused audience of the site, advertising is likely to see higher worth and conversion rates than many general interest, ad-driven sites.

"But they are programmed and sold to very focused audiences".

This favours the internet, which allows marketers to address focused audiences and quickly gauge the return on their investment.