Sentence examples for sense viewers from inspiring English sources

The settlement is so small that your eye can take in the whole town at a glance; in a sense, viewers have the same perspective as Al Swearengen Ian McShanee), the saloonkeeper and power broker of the camp, who conducts much of his business from his second-story quarters, above the bar, but often goes out on his balcony to observe the goings on in town below.

Then we you consider the country's fascination with slow-moving winter sports, it makes sense viewers would be primed for long-form content that takes place in real time.

Unfortunately, the ad made very little sense; viewers were baffled by the execution.

Granted, Awkward may show those experiences in a heightened sense, viewers still feel the deep connection to the feelings and emotions being expressed.

He also faced another challenge in bringing the amount of sex to soap operas he sensed viewers desired.

Fleeting images from the back of the presidential motorcade also encourage the sense that viewers are inside the bubble.

Ms Harman said for men "grey hair denotes wisdom, experience, authority", but there was a sense that viewers "need to be protected" from older women.

And in some sense the viewers who understand art as political advertising most directly today are iconoclasts, the suppressors and destroyers of art.

At Oxygen, that impulse makes sense because viewers and Web surfers weigh in instantaneously on message boards, with praise and blame, which can alter programming overnight.

Spending $200 on a set-top box might not make sense to viewers who have one from a cable or satellite provider.

Offering the portrait for sale reinforced the sense among viewers that the orphaned children were the Union's children, and that the nation was an extended family charged with their care.