Sentence examples for interested audiences from inspiring English sources

The public editor has a number of constituencies, or at least interested audiences.

That leaves a Saturday final that no one might have predicted at the outset, but that will find interested audiences from Stosur's home on Australia's Gold Coast to the streets of Schiavone's home in Milan.

They wanted to move beyond commercials to full-scale documentaries, though Mr. Seinfeld says he had doubts about how interested audiences would be in watching a comedian build a new act from scratch.

The collective presentation allows interested audiences to trace the arc of the life of the central character, who begins here as a desperately yearning 11-year-old named Rachel in "Scarcity," and who, by the end of the cycle, has matured into a 33-year-old college professor and fiction writer of the same name in "Stay".

The point of the festival is not only showing good films to interested audiences, she said, but also linking people in the industry with each other and giving independent filmmakers some credibility -- "something to talk about" -- especially if they win an award voted by the audience or jury.

Interested audiences can stream Lost Generation on Go90's website or through its mobile apps.

Basel is proving that an interested audience can be found.

The question is whether he will find a willing and interested audience in Washington.

I'm expecting a keen and interested audience and I'm not dumbing it down in any way.

The picture Meades paints is of a battle of styles with no real winner, nor an interested audience.

In 1500 Copernicus spoke before an interested audience in Rome on mathematical subjects, but the exact content of his lectures is unknown.