Sentence examples for for wide audiences from inspiring English sources

The point being that, a studio makes 10 to 20 films a year that are meant for wide audiences.

Characters like Constantine and Deadpool both drop previously established identities in their tv and film adaptions, reminding queer readers that they're not fit for wide audiences.

Critics of commercial producers who use nonprofit stages to develop work bound for Broadway argue that commercial pressures for wide audience appeal can stifle experimentation.

A burkini to cater for wider audiences?

Dynasty also funded the translation of popular science literature, which inspired many Russian scientists to write for wider audiences.

At the same time, cable channels are increasingly emulating the "broad" aspects of what the broadcasters do by picking up series meant for wider audiences.

The short-lived literary review Voorslag ("Whiplash"), begun in 1926, published for wider audiences work by such poets as Roy Campbell, William Plomer, and Laurens van der Post.

Recently, the chorus began the challenging task of broadening its repertory and considering how to sing for wider audiences without abandoning the old.

Here is Alan G. Thomas, the director of the University of Chicago press: There has been a welcome trend, still continuing, for scholars to use the security of tenure to frame book projects for wider audiences within the academy, and sometimes outside it.

It has developed programs like the Latino Theater Initiative, the Blacksmyths Play Development and Playwrights Lab, and the Asian Theater Workshop as a means to bring in new plays for wider audiences.

There are many benefits to reap from learning to articulate your science clearly and succinctly for wider audiences.