Sentence examples for for those audiences from inspiring English sources

If you play two hours of Beethoven for those audiences, their heads will explode".

They would be transported here to perform for those audiences and they would always sell out".

Rather than change minds, the tag actually increased belief in the false claim for those audiences who were already inclined to believe it.

But it does give a reassuring and reasonable take on the world, valuable especially for those audiences whose local media are too cash-strapped, or too bullied, to give the full picture.Now technology is cutting costs and stoking competition, eroding the Westerners' advantages (see article).

The piano recital still works perfectly for audiences who are used to listening to classical music (and I still give about 30 piano recitals per year for those audiences), but there are alternative ways to present classical music in live formats, which fit better for other kinds of audiences.

"We can create environments for those audiences to explore that haven't been served with channels before.

You have to make a film for both of those audiences.

For those audience members who have seen McDonald only in her sporadic television appearances — on "The Bedford Diaries" or "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" — her Lizzie is a revelation.

For those audience members who have seen McDonald only in her sporadic television appearances on "The Bedford Diaries" or "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"—her Lizzie is a revelation.

For those audience members who have not experienced homelessness, the opportunity for a genuine dialogue with people living on the edge is usually welcomed, with real exchanges of information taking place.

"There's another kind of hunger – a hunger for human touch," she says for those audience members somehow missing the point of the scene, which is the most enjoyable piece of erotic camp since the pottery tutorial-from-the-afterlife in Ghost.