Sentence examples for range of the audience from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Taylor writes, it is "pure snobbery" to presume that Doctor Who fans and Shakespeare appreciators are mutually exclusive groups, pointing to the mixed age range of the audience in Stratford.

The number of entries will generally depend on the size of the prize, the range of the target audience (local contests usually have better odds than national contests), the duration of the sweepstakes (a weekly drawing is better than a monthly drawing), and how well publicized the sweepstakes is.

If applicable, is there an age range of this audience?

These highly popular plays saw the social range and size of the audience for theatre expand and helped shape theatre-going practices in Scotland for the rest of the century.

"The goal of how we chose our sponsors is really to get the broadest range of audience members, the broadest range of issues, and have the best possible debates for all New Yorkers," Amy Loprest, the campaign finance board's executive director, said in a news conference on the steps of City Hall, where she was joined by representatives of the sponsors.

"Although early in his career, Abraham is establishing a singular choreographic style and creative vision for exploring important contemporary issues with a clarity and beauty that resonates with a wide range of audiences," the foundation said in its announcement.

Tom: There is a tangible difference in response for all sorts of reasons in each venue, ranging from the size of the audience, the place you're in and even the night of the week you're playing.

Aside from the occasional puppet show, family fare is rarely on the bill at the festival, and "Monkey" represented a bold effort to expand the age range of its audiences, and the cultural range, too.

THE book is mostly a collection of Mr. Bogle's speeches over the last 30 years to a range of audiences, from the Owen School of Management at Vanderbilt University to the Philadelphia chapter of the American Association of Independent Investors.

They also face common challenges related to the diverse and sometimes diverging disciplinary and political perspectives that participants bring; the multi-scalar nature of the issues; the level of uncertainty in our understanding of many of the issues; the need to communicate to a range of audiences; and the need to walk a fine line between being policy relevant and policy prescriptive.

Rebranding himself as ELEW, he wowed a range of audiences, from the TED Conference to the White House, with hyperdynamic covers of songs by Coldplay, the Killers and Linkin Park.