Sentence examples for rather than audience from inspiring English sources

Their onstage chemistry, comic instincts and never-miss-a-beat improvisation abilities, rather than audience suggestions, keep the evening flowing.

In the jargon of the trade, such movies are "execution dependent" (they have to be good to succeed), rather than "audience dependent" (the audience will show up regardless of the quality).

The goal is to make selective sharing to different sets of people much faster than the main Facebook app, which focuses foremost on content rather than audience.

In his article, Bissell considers Lorre's adherence to the old-fashioned multi-camera sitcom, rather than "audience-less, location-shot, 'one camera' shows like "Arrested Development" or "30 Rock".

It is subject to lobbying rather than audiences.

Rather than audiences, the company talks about participants.

The weaknesses come from what has always been, though admittedly for movie critics rather than audiences, the Richard Curtis Problem: his curious attitude to reality.

It's destined to be a movie for critics, rather than audiences, I'm afraid, because the public appetite for more oblique entertainment simply doesn't exist on the scale necessary for a 3D release in theaters.

With an eye, perhaps, to its growing live simulcast audiences, the Met's recent productions can seem directed at the camera rather than the audience in the theater.

"Rather than an audience crafting their own narrative they are peeling back layers of story, almost archeologically," says Barrett.

He is working on a book about witches for Viking that is aimed at a general rather than academic audience.