Sentence examples for foster an audience from inspiring English sources
Perhaps in the realm of high-budget studio movies with wide releases, the role of critics is smaller; but it's precisely in the domain of the art house — of independent films, foreign films, and movies from decades past — where critics can help to foster an audience, current and future.
The first year has been an unqualified success in terms of finding and fostering an audience.
But Mr. Schulz — who founded Unsound both to present international artists in Krakow and to place Polish artists among their international peers — also wants to foster an international audience for deserving Eastern European artists.
He adds that its "unprecedented... popularity fostered an American audience for musical theatre, while the show itself became a model for form, content, and even intention of... musicals ever since, especially socially relevant musicals".
To foster an essential dialogue between the artists and their audiences, the biennial has designed a circuit built around a series of encounters.
Singh: Very fundamentally, Visionnaire is a way to foster a music-centric and respectful audience at Cityfox events, to curate a great crowd, and grow it organically.
According to Simar Singh Cityfox's head of strategy, marketing, and development the purpose of the app is to foster "a music-centric and respectful audience" at Cityfox events.
The play's elegiac view of pastoral life and vanished agricultural traditions seems ideally tailored to foster a sense of history and cultural identity in young audiences.
It is meant to foster a closer, more emotional attachment between baseball and the general audience that Greta Garbo described in "Ninotchka" as "the messes".
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
