Sentence examples for sensitive audience from inspiring English sources

Hard to believe, but Gore, like J.F.K., played to the people in the room with an unexpectedly light touch, using lines attuned to his politically sensitive audience.

Marks & Spencer was not clear on whether it was fighting new arrivals Primark and New Look - appealing to a younger, highly price sensitive audience - or John Lewis.

Lucky me, the children who read my picture books are a highly sensitive audience and resonate to raw feelings.

"With such a sensitive audience, I think he passed the exam very well, in every sense of the word," Kimche said.

It is a sphere that must be governed by the good sense of the storyteller, as informed by feedback from an ethically sensitive audience.

"I have a very sensitive audience-shifting-in-their-chairs meter, and the needle always bounces a little right there," he told me.

Given how sensitive audiences are to the uncanny valley phenomenon, they might even have job security when the robots take over.

(Sensitive audiences will want to avoid watching at work).

There is nothing in any theory of free speech or academic freedom that would preclude providing warnings to an audience that the contents of what is to follow may be troubling, offensive, or harmful to sensitive audiences.

If you advertise yourself at Safeway pricing, you will attract a price-sensitive audience.

Ubiquiti's products are dirt cheap because they offer far fewer features that appeal to the most cost-sensitive audience and because the company employs very few people.