Sentence examples for perceived audience from inspiring English sources

Compositions are judged on strict criteria, including technical and artistic merit, score legibility, singability, uniqueness and perceived audience appeal.

For her the role of performer didn't involve distancing herself from the perceived audience, or game-playing.

If you wouldn't read it, why would anybody else? Don't write for a perceived audience or market.

At the Reading Festival in 2009, singer Caleb Followill reacted to perceived audience apathy with a rant that ended with a middle-finger salute and a smashed guitar.

The companies are clearly banking on the considerable appeal of Mr. Jones and the potential for awards to overcome perceived audience resistance to Iraq-theme movies.

By the early nineties, the newly accurate SoundScan system, which tracked album purchases at their point of sale, showed that hip-hop was more popular than anyone had imagined, with the opposite of its perceived audience.

The instruments are acoustic, the percussion is minimal (but effective), and nearly every song reinvents Mr. N'Dour's music, not for some perceived international audience but as a private reflection on faith.

Mr. Chen was only 4 when his mother was accidentally shot and killed as she stood beside him in his hometown of Changsha, in Hunan Province, by revelers at a parade honoring Mao, and he perceived the audience's unease at the California Institute of Technology as a positive.

"The big difference is right there: Hollywood perceived its audiences as non-Native".

While Corbett always sat screen-left during their newsreader spoofs (a position recently revealed to designate the senior talent in the grammar of TV), it was his partner who was more perceived by audiences and critics to have the right stuff.

We asked if this is a direction they were interested in going in, because the last thing I wanted to do was Disney-fy this [in the traditional sense, as perceived by audiences] in any way.