Sentence examples for leading the viewer from inspiring English sources

Other than complaining or screaming, none of the characters care much about anything, leading the viewer to adopt a similar attitude toward the play.

This film, made by Leacock Pennebaker, shows George Plimpton leading the viewer on a tour of a pet show on the grounds of Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy's home.

Collectively, the photographs function like chapters in a story, leading the viewer from markets in Jakarta to Surinamese migrants in the Netherlands to lobbyists at the European Parliament in Brussels.

The Hans Namuth photographs of Pollock painting in his East Hampton studio, wonderful as they are, capture a cultural fascination with Pollock's technique -- the painter as dancer -- leading the viewer stealthily away from the work itself.

These highly charged images, often modelled after film stills, are rich in atmosphere and style and evoke narrative pull, leading the viewer to think about the moments before and after the snap of the shutter.

In his monumental canvas Doubting Thomas (1643), the subject is beautifully attuned to the aims of the Baroque: the apostle Thomas inserts his finger in the wound in Christ's side, leading the viewer to feel the presence of Christ and to experience his suffering.

Such films, he wrote in an essay, "restricted themselves to analyzing a work in space, leading the gaze of the viewer from one detail to another".

At 10 p.m., "Here Come The Newlyweds" on ABC attracted 7 million viewers, leading the hour among adults 18 to 49 but lagging in total viewers behind a rerun of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" on NBC, which drew 7.7 million viewers.

Following that, the series premiere of "America's Toughest Jobs" delivered a modest 7.5 million viewers, leading the 9 p.m. hour among adults 18 to 49 but trailing just behind the total viewer average of CBS's comedy repeats in the hour, "Two and a Half Men" (8.9 million) and "The New Adventures of Old Christine" (6.5 million).

According to Nielsen's estimates, the CBS reality show attracted 12.8 million viewers, leading the 8 p.m. hour and helping to lift the network into the lead for the night.

CBS was once again the most-watched network with "Criminal Minds" (13.3 million viewers) leading the way.