Sentence examples for predictable audience from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most predictable audience will be the men and women who hope to replace Mr. Obama in the White House in 2013.
Yet news columnists and video publishers attract a significant and maybe predictable audience on their own.
This predictable audience viewpoint is a prerequisite for forced (altered) visual perspective [12 14].
The online media ecosystem is populated by content creators (independent producers, professional bloggers, mainstream mass media, or news agencies) with different but relatively stable – and maybe predictable – audience.
He also seems shrewdly mindful that remarks he gives to small groups will find bigger and less predictable audiences online.
Soon encrypted messages about the pope's security ("Priest engages in predictable public audiences and appearances which are well known in advance") are being passed among K.G.B. operatives, and the title character intercepts them.
Your target audience has predictable behaviors, predictable patterns.
Writers and producers find elements that elicit a predictable response in an audience, and they keep recycling them.
This time the work is even less predictable: each night, an audience member is picked at random (and in advance) to share his or her life story, portions of which are then re-enacted by the cast of eight.
An agitated comedy about displacement and disorientation in the early media age, the ultimate aim of Newley's Gurney Slade was to resist the predictable and lacerate an audience's complacency.
