Sentence examples similar to strive for an audience from inspiring English sources
Danica Patrick, who showed her mettle in open-wheel racing, will start from the pole position — the first woman to do so in Nascar's top series — and bring attention to a sport striving for a wider audience.
More importantly, however, the term denotes an ethos of celebratory struggle; of striving to find an audience for work that embodies one's own interests.
Developers might strive to build an audience now and monetize it later.
I write for myself, never for an audience, but I do strive for entertainment as well as erudition.
Italian actors sometimes strive for a Hollywood look and audiences spot it a mile away.
A smattering of the latter were seen during the set by pianist Jon Batiste and his band Stay Human, who rose from afternoon scene-stealers in 2014 to first-day headliners two years later on the strength of joyful sets that strive for audience connection and, not coincidentally, a network gig as bandleader on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert".
He lives for an audience.
"The club continues to strive for new audiences and spread the game to new people in the South East," Mackay added.
But often, Hilburn writes as if he were striving to reach an audience of one: his subject.
Strive for an ending of rueful hope.
