Sentence examples for more interesting to a wider audience from inspiring English sources

"I think the majority of people don't know what Irish dance is, so by dancing to pop songs, I could make it more interesting to a wider audience," he said in email to The Huffington Post.

Perhaps we need to stop thinking about ways to make it easier at the expense of others and start thinking about ways to make our work more interesting to a wider set of audience members and donors.

6) Reorganizing the paper around a central question: This paper is organized in a manner that is appropriate to specialists, but fails to make a coherent case that is understandable and interesting to a wider audience.

THE trouble with autobiographical drama is that it is not always as interesting to a wide audience as it is to its author.

The writers of "The Calling" chose to take their hero out of the church to keep their thriller interesting to a wide audience.

The theory and concepts are presented in language that is as simple as possible, so the information will be useful and interesting to a wide audience.

The manuscript is well written and the unravelling of this auxin-dependent control of vacuole morphology and cell growth will be interesting to a wide audience of cell and developmental biologists not restricted to the plant field.

The reviewers thought that the work contains interesting new data that will be of interest to a wide audience of neuroscientists and cell biologists that justify publication in eLife.

The topic is of interest to a wide audience.

Cross-border and interoperable electronic health-record systems make confidential data more easily and more rapidly accessible to a wider audience.

"I want to be more accessible to a wider audience," he said.