Sentence examples for outside audiences from inspiring English sources
Outside, audiences might be involved in literal ways, too, following actors when scenes move or suffering through the same bad weather.
Through the project, 200 teacher education students, over four iterative design phases, learned to process historical information into knowledge using technology to communicate refined versions of their knowledge to outside audiences.
Common rubrics to evaluate projects, the development of norms for student collaboration during group work, and the requirement of student presentations upon project completion, often to outside audiences, were school-wide activities aimed at acclimating students to the vision and approaches at RSA.
Instead of community managers simply engaging with outside audiences via social networking tools, blueKiwi pulls outside conversations into internal discussions in order to leverage the thoughts and ideas of its user base, much like Salesforce aims to do with Chatter or Bantam Live.
Online social validation is FUBU and there are few grown ups in the mix attempting to make inroads with outside audiences or communities.
I wanted to make a real authentic story and make it local as much as possible but with global themes, so it could travel as much as possible, to outside audiences.
Most of the Shabab's Twitter messages are in English, not Somali, and are clearly meant for an outside audience.
The idea of the meeting was for each speaker to pretend he was talking to an outside audience while his fellow-student badgered him.
Mr Starr has piled on the sexual details, to excess; but the details of anyone's sex life, presented to an outside audience, could look similarly comic and dirty.
"Spiral," which just finished a fourth season, was the first to find an outside audience, probably because it belongs to the most familiar and exportable format, the police drama.
It's also important to remember that just because a tweet can theoretically be accessed doesn't mean it will be, nor does it mean the underlying sentiment will be understandable to an outside audience.
