Sentence examples for off the viewer from inspiring English sources

"Routes d'Arabie" (Roads of Arabia) sets off the viewer's mind dreaming like none other.

The panel, moderated by Jerry Ceppos, the dean of L.S.U.'s communications school, picked apart the first political ad campaign to embrace the "Madison Avenue" techniques of playing off the viewer's emotions and linking a hypothetical doomed future to the election of Candidate X who, in this case, was a Republican senator from Arizona named Barry Goldwater.

The appearance of Mr. Trump immediately tips off the viewer that the spot is meant to be humorous rather than a hard sell, because it shows a tycoon promoting an expanded "value menu" at McDonald's featuring items priced at a dollar.

The sound effects will be flawless (and therefore so perfect you never think about them) or used with specific purpose to create suspense or tip off the viewer there is more to this story.

There are a number of rapid cuts in the film that throw off the viewer's sense of spatial orientation, and Dutch angles are used to imply that reality is off-kilter.

Pym says he's seeing "more smart, globally aware, unprovincial work each year" — and it can easily rub off on the viewer.

What got people talking the day after wasn't simply how Chase had resolved the plot dilemma of whether Tony would live or die; it was that he had done it, essentially, by killing off the viewers instead.

To join the fight could turn off some of the viewers Focus needs to make "Milk" a broad-based hit.

Terrified of the viewer dosing off or switching over in the sections where the theses are laid out, producers encourage factual presenters to be active and emphatic.

"That means putting resources where they're going to pay off for the viewer".

It engulfs but also backs off, giving the viewer plenty to look at and think about, and plenty of room for doing so, often with a weird, unexpected one-to-one intimacy.