Sentence examples for most obvious audience from inspiring English sources

Without access to the most popular pro wrestling programs on television, Lions Gate said it would have trouble connecting the film with its most obvious audience.

The most obvious difference is his audience: big, boisterous and stylish.

The most obvious solution hits the audience pretty early on: an overdone devotion to shaky-cam techniques, quick cuts and fairly extreme close-ups.

(I kept thinking of the letters from Julian Bell, Virginia Woolf's nephew, who was killed in the Spanish Civil War.) The play's most obvious hold on the audience's attention comes from its being structured as a sort of countdown to a tragic death.

But if Williams was intent on building a few bridges with the good people of the radio industry, then he didn't go about it in the most obvious fashion, telling the audience: "Looking out here it looks like the stars of Operation Yewtree 2014".

A few of the startup's most obvious targets are younger audiences that are picking up credit cards and associated products for the first time, as well as those who don't have access to credit simply because they haven't had an opportunity to build it.

The most obvious factor in the way audience interaction with TV has changed is the rise of the non-linear viewing experience.

What we could definitely use more of: producers who are able to look beyond the most obvious ways of connecting with audiences these days, which is to say slapping stars into road-tested vehicles, or concocting musicals from other cultural spare parts.

There are a number of potential advantages to train-the-trainer approaches, the most obvious being to reach larger audiences through subsequent training activities led by those who were trained initially.

Refs. [10] and [11] enhanced colour as the most obvious points of attraction to catch audience's attention.

Chris Rock, with his commitment to political and sexual candor and his joyful disdain for the sensitivities of the audience, is perhaps his most obvious heir.