Sentence examples for much older audience from inspiring English sources
"Caroline," I think, is pitched at a much older audience -- it's for guilty liberals of a certain age.
But a cable network with a much older audience, TNT, had more than twice as many shampoo-buyers watching its shows.
Critics point out, accurately, that young artists like Jones, who is twenty-five, and Josh Groban and Michael Bublé are selling soothing songs by the seashore to a much older audience.
While the Lord of the Rings was targeted at a much older audience, I think that The Hobbit appeals more to younger people because it is less complicated and a whole lot shorter..
Buerk claimed that television is now aimed at much older audiences, citing most of BBC1 and BBC2 audiences as over the age of 55.
It's a reaction to the popularity of the Wii in retirement centers and is aimed at a much older – and much different audience – than the new 3D DS, aptly named the 3DS.
As a 40-year-old woman who unequivocally supports Bernie Sanders, I am much older than Bardo's intended audience.
It's time to note that the television audience is much older than the general population.
It was a reasonable, if limited, sampling of the typical audience in New York, but a marked contrast to the HD audiences, which in my experience are much older and much whiter.
Most of her audience are in their 30s and 40s, a few much older.
