Sentence examples for outsider audiences from inspiring English sources

Television, by then the more popular art, threw its support behind the guardians of law and order with shows like "The Untouchables" (1959-63), buthehe movies, increasingly in pursuit of young, outsider audiences, had discovered the anti-authoritarian appeal of '30s hoodlums.

For an outsider audience at a broad-readership journal, the General Background the thing everybody cares about will broaden from protein complexes to the flu and DNA damage in general.

In the midst of a tightly controlled and somewhat anodyne election campaign (even at current meetings organised by those supposed unspun outsiders Ukip, audience participation is kept to a minimum), those words have a real charge.

Nevertheless, regardless of how outsiders would respond (audiences will still enjoy that line in "The Book of Mormon"), a fuller confrontation with the past would serve the church's interests.

The larger outsider art's audience grows, the more vehemently people within the field object to the term outsider, and the more complaints we hear about the very idea of such a category.

The presentation of Aboriginal culture for audiences of outsiders creates some complex new problems.

True, the expansion of the audience for outsider art increases the dangers of dilution, confusion and dumbing down.

Businesses with easy-to-watch branded videos leave an excellent first impression on target audiences and outsiders.

That fragmented U.S. messaging market makes it tough for an outsider to develop a sizable audience for a new app, particularly given that most U.S. residents still use SMS.

Halfway through the first year of implementation, teachers now collaborate for 90 minutes a week, up from as few as 45 minutes previously, and find they prefer learning in small groups with their school-based colleagues to sitting in large audiences, listening to outsiders from external organizations, Fletcher said.

Although Philips is happy to play the outsider as a stand-up, British audiences have always given him a particularly warm reception.