Sentence examples for successful audience from inspiring English sources

Only with the latter can we account for, first, for the expectation on the part of the speaker that she or he will be interpreted as intended (a precondition for the formation of the intention), and second, the high rate of successful audience uptake.

They were, to that degree, successful audiences, because they were passive ones.

If a movie is based on a piece of material that has already been successful, audiences know what to expect, and there's likely already a built-in fan base.

Though many of those films and projects have been successful, audiences have often had a complicated relationship with stories set in the slavery era.

I have seen no evidence from anywhere that this move has been successful in audience terms.

We had innovated and to my critical eye our innovations had been quite successful in audience and in quality, but they hadn't made up for the revenue decline.

Since your past few tries were not successful, your audience will be very amazed with the sudden appearance of the penny.

And thanks to the unpretentious humor, he is mostly successful, though audiences will have to forgive the bland performances.

From the start, the jazz society's concerts have been successful, with audiences usually numbering about 150.

It proved so successful with audiences, clearly looking for something substantive to do on New Year's Eve, that he repeated the program for the next New Year's gala.

The play's director, Sir Peter Hall, seems to understand the coldness at the heart of Wilde's modernism, and what makes it successful with audiences: Wilde's comedies give us Henry James without the questions or the longing.