Sentence examples similar to more familiar to a wider audience from inspiring English sources

But Daniela Petracco, from Elena Ferrante's UK publisher Europa Editions, says that Ferrante's Neapolitan series has actually helped their other authors' sales, because the sheer popularity of the Italian novelist "made reading translations more familiar to a wider British audience".

Ms. Montero is known for her improvisatory talents, and she became familiar to a wider audience when she performed with Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman at Barack Obama's inauguration.

The often spontaneously improvised liturgy of the Pentecostal tent missions was transformed into patterns that became familiar to a wider audience through televised evangelism.

In a similar vein, Farsari's and others' photographs of the mausoleums of Tōshō-gū made the once restricted site familiar to a wider audience.

"It will be a combination of either works that are not familiar to a wide audience or commissions," Ms. Phillips said.

Thanks in no small part to Darwin's efforts, vestiges of the human body are now familiar to a wide audience.

While "The Yard" has a more original comic premise than "Rev.," its antecedents will also be more familiar to an American audience.