Sentence examples for interesting audiences from inspiring English sources

But with visitor numbers dwindling, the owners face the same problem as Spielberg and co: interesting audiences in a spectacle that's now old news.

"We are going to get some interesting audience cards on this one," Gilroy said in June.

Television is actually commissioning amazing material now and in a way it has a more loyal and more interesting audience than film".

"It's about working with a new generation of theatre-makers," she says, "and finding a really interesting audience that hasn't always been attracted to Stratford.

"Television was commissioning amazing material and, in a way, they had a more loyal, more interesting audience than film," she has said.

Conan just released a bit poking fun at Face ID, with Faux-derighi taking questions from a rather… interesting audience.

Some interesting audience-engagement data just came out from AddThis.com, which ranks the top feed readers and bookmarking services by how actively they are used.

By doing this, Nielsen is looking for a way to track consumers who now watch TV on "new screens" like tablets and smartphones — still a small number compared to overall TV viewing, but growing by the day, and therefore representing an increasingly interesting audience for businesses that buy TV advertising.

The work would become less interesting and audiences would stop coming".

Puppeteering is more interesting (for audiences and performers) if there's a chance to take risks and make mistakes.

Perhaps it's interesting for audiences to see famous-ish faces like that girl from Mamma Mia! doing what they're used to seeing on a computer screen.