Sentence examples for intended audiences from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare probably intended audiences to understand Falstaff as a captain – certainly the playwright's historical sources portrayed him that way.

Yes, jargon, but it means what they make has a good chance of actually reaching the intended audiences.

The employees, known as account planners, work with the agency creative departments so that the consumer data they gather can help shape the campaigns before ever reaching the intended audiences.

(In the internet age, it is hard to see how companies can restrict communication of their different messages to their intended audiences).Battle of MorgantownWest Virginia University's (WVU) business school is suffering a sequel to April's controversy over the retroactive awarding of an MBA to Heather Bresch, daughter of the state's governor (see article).

The findings of this study may benefit information professionals who are looking for effective ways of conveying information to intended audiences.

So while Facebook added fuel to the fire by making it systematically easier and more effortless for a user to collect all this data and pass it on with a simple click of one button, the fire still exists; data can still be shared outside intended audiences even without the API's provision.

This is why when Mr. Trump goes on his hateful rants his intended audiences cheer him on.

"Intended audiences, or anyone who's read a newspaper in the past 10 years, will be not only disappointed, but actively irritated by the helmers' soft-pedaling of controversy, recycling of old news, failure to challenge their subject on any issue, and rudimentary style," Anderson wrote.