Sentence examples for informed audiences from inspiring English sources

In each interview, she has memorialized her husband, informed audiences about the book, and promoted causes dear to Kyle's heart.

Hence the importance of the 101 model for supporting new work, which it is doing while simultaneously developing informed audiences for the performances within Newbury itself.

The London Philharmonic was in town, playing in Carnegie Hall and offering the rapt, informed audiences and congenial acoustical space that his years at the New York Philharmonic were hard-pressed to provide.

Like The Fifth Estate, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange, The Program faced the challenge of a divisive protagonist, as well as a recently released hit documentary that had already informed audiences about many of the events depicted (We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks and The Armstrong Lie respectively).

But these could be seen as special events for informed audiences in an international capital of culture.

They also find curious, tolerant and informed audiences, who understand the adventure of living here and who thrive, like artists, on the cultural edges the city offers.

Minutes after the accident, a recorded announcement informed audience members that refunds or vouchers to future shows would be offered, and the crowd was dismissed.

Mobile also provides the best opportunity to deliver a more personalised news service and to inform audiences in new ways - the relevant data, context and information that everyone needs, delivered to suit their requirements.

Obviously, knowledge and repeated exposure make a difference, and it is therefore encouraging to see imaginative musicians and institutions finding new ways to inform audiences.

Similarly, an American anti-homophobia broadcast parodies scaremongering adverts of the 1950s to inform audiences that they may well have a homophobe living in their street.Jokes can make serious messages more effective.

Or whether they will, in future, be posting signs informing audiences that Hamlet stabs an old man or that two horny teenagers get it on in Romeo and Juliet?