Sentence examples for means audience from inspiring English sources

* Don't ever be in total darkness, even if that means audience members must squint at visuals.

It will be presented promenade style, which means audience members will stand and mill around while the actors perform among them.

That means audiences know when to come and go.

Be wary, though, of under-pitching: insufficient risk means audiences won't invest in the characters.

This means audiences have to change their view of what beauty is.

Gabor Barabas, executive producer, calls it "a flexible space," which means audiences from either space can still mill around before a performance or during intermission.

The play, a little-seen slice of the Scottish canon, is performed in strong Glaswegian dialect — "Ye can ask but that disnae mean ye'll be tellt" — which means audiences may have difficulty sitting out a nearly three-hour production.

There are advantages to this kind of co-production: it means audiences get to see a show that has already proved itself, and that someone already thought was worth seeing.

Unlike live-action, there's a collegial vibe among the small animation community in the US: everyone wants to see broad success because it means audiences want their product.

Abbott, who began his career as a writer on Coronation Street, says the soap's longevity means audiences have "a synthesised familiarity" with Northernness and "an expectation of decent quality from northern drama".

The inclusion of the gunshot in the movie means audiences will assume it actually happened.