Sentence examples similar to respected viewers from inspiring English sources

"A Boy Wearing Makeup" was O.K., but as a de facto infomercial for MAC Cosmetics it might have respected its viewers enough to be upfront about its agenda.

He has respected his viewers' intelligence.

The first episode was released on October 18th, and contained a lot of details making it a big success with Millennials, who demand and expect to be respected as viewers with attention to detail.

"But maybe people would get alarmed," Mr. Cohen said, "and we do respect our viewers.

News outlets should respect their viewers by denying airtime for those with so little respect for the truth.

The suit makes the broad charge that Mr. Olbermann did not respect the viewers or support the mission of Current as a progressive network.

"Traffik" respects its viewers; its faith in our ability to assimilate all the components of a layered, thorny moral landscape is its biggest triumph.

Pizzolatto has essentially dismissed the idea that the season will end with some head-spinning twist; he has emphasized that he respects the viewers too much to merely mess with us.

Writing for The Escapist, Mike Hoffman noted how the series respected its younger viewers by explicitly showing, but also giving emotional weight to the death of major characters, including "one of the most brutal and sudden deaths in children's television" in the case of P'Li in season 3.

Martins: That's true, when I'm in the editing room, I always respect the viewer.

He respected his readers and viewers and assumed they were willing and able to absorb the detail and the nuance that he sought out in order to inform them.