Sentence examples for helped audiences from inspiring English sources

Portraying Bertie as an appeaser also wouldn't have helped audiences like him – but the truth is sometimes inconvenient like that.

Another example is my play "Death and the Maiden," whose indeterminacy has helped audiences around the world to interpret that drama as a mirror of their own national dilemmas.

Or helped audiences see the deeply entrenched ways that the culture of violence lives among us?

And in the 90s and 2000s -- from Catholicism to Kabbalah -- she has helped audiences rethink religion and spirituality and their ties to patriarchy and sexuality.

Such diversions helped audiences endure outdoor marathons at which the opening speaker held forth for an hour, the responder took 90 minutes, and the first debater topped off with a half-hour rejoinder — unthinkable in today's sound-bite culture.

Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Media By Numbers, said that the weekend gross "totally robs the nay-sayers of their ability to deem it a flop", believing that Cruise's comic performance in the previous summer's Tropic Thunder helped audiences embrace the star again.

The best art criticism helps audiences actively engage with art rather than passively consume it.

When used inventively, updating can help audiences identify with distant characters and settings.

The practice both helps those who are misrepresented, and helps audiences to assess reliability.

He wants to help audiences evaluate dance and identify its place in culture.

"Narrative works like 'Mano a Mano' establish emotional connections that help audiences enter a new culture".