Sentence examples for known audiences from inspiring English sources
In part that subtlety and control have kept him from being better known; audiences and critics want fire breathers.
She returned to theater, but as her offstage antics became more well known, audiences began to respond more to the image than to the acting.
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Southam describes her "reading public between 1821 and 1870" as "minute beside the known audience for Dickens and his contemporaries".
Dunham knew audiences came for entertainment not anthropology.
"But Ben knows audiences like to see him get beat up a bit".
Although they know audiences find them "entertaining" voters would humiliate them at the polls.
You'll come to know audiences and staff and maybe meet some people who can give you good advice.
Academics know which audiences — and, sometimes, which audience members — matter.
As we know, museum audiences are more than just the audiences of museums.
