Sentence examples for restricted audience from inspiring English sources
As things stand, however, tales of conception, cravings and delivery tend to attract an inherently restricted audience -- procreators.
This meant showing stories beyond the usual restricted audience of initiated men, so they removed sensitive elements or camouflaged them with carefully placed dots.
This policy, along with the local broadcast and restricted audience size, was intended to avoid the dreaded clash of stu-dents and VFW and Legion marchers.
Her original remarks to a restricted audience in Yorkshire — before the Manchester bombing this week raised grislier challenges — drew reactions that showed the somber depths of passions associated with a debate that consumed much energy in the Labour administration of Tony Blair.
Why such a restricted audience?
Unlike the claim that the Laozi espouses a mystical or esoteric teaching directed at a restricted audience, this view tends to highlight its universal appeal and contemporary relevance.
Weber's significance during his lifetime was considerable among German social scientists, many of whom were his friends in Heidelberg or Berlin; but because so little of his work was published in book form during his lifetime, and because most of the journals in which he published had restricted audiences of scholarly specialists, his major impact was not felt until after his death.
AFP and Dunleavy faced criticism after news came out they were restricting audience sizes and participation at the forums.
Director Robert Icke captures that invasion of intimacy by restricting audiences to 25 and perching them in a luxury suite at the May Fair hotel.
Wasserman added that the company had tried several moderation methods in the past year, including allowing broadcasters to block people or to restrict audiences to their own followers only – both of which put responsibility on the broadcaster.
Producer Jon Finn said "It was felt that Dancer potentially restricted the audience to those interested in dance, whereas the new title should have more across-the-board appeal".
