Art history, after all, is buttressed by the variations of less iconic artists who reinforce audience interest onto the new.
It found that cinema's effect on individuals varied with age and social position, and that pictures reinforced audiences' existing beliefs.
Act with your eyes! show a little surprise (open the peepers a bit) when you feel this invisible wall...it is the second reinforces audience.
They're doing it for big bucks and on TV, of course, but beaming this sort of mega-reality into the homes of harassed housewives pigeonholes both them and their audience, reinforcing timeworn domestic patterns.
In this light, 21st century statecraft may be producing "imaginary cosmopolitans" addressing a self-reinforcing audience.
Based on interviews with several Tony voters, "Fela!" faces tough competition from "Memphis" for the best musical award, an honor that Mr. Hendel considers essential for raising the show's profile among tourists as well as reinforcing its appeal "to audience members of all races, including some who might see this as a so-called black show rather than what it is, a human show".
Television executives are intrigued by the possibilities of Twitter and TV reinforcing each other's audiences.
The ambiguity is reinforced by the audience's knowledge that in Shakespeare's theatre Viola/Cesario was portrayed by a boy actor of perhaps 16.
For Mr. Obama, the lion's-den strategy of addressing a Republican audience reinforced his effort in the State of the Union address this week to reclaim a more bipartisan image and reach out to disaffected independents.
That the boozy commentary of Steph and Dom still unites us as an audience reinforces TV viewing as a communal activity, to be discussed and giggled at with other people.
Ann's badgering and legalistic clarifications, which are meant to shake out the violent, radical ideas that she believes Cathy still holds, serve only to reinforce for the audience the righteousness of Cathy's exasperation.
