Sentence examples for the audience to develop from inspiring English sources

He encouraged the hackers and programmers in the audience to develop and use new and better tools.

Her work at the Stud has given her a space and audience to develop her work; without it, she may have been unable to develop work like the F-Word, a traveling drag show that deconstructs feminism.

In particular, providing access to relevant material about topics of interest and assisting target audiences to develop their capacity to acquire and use research is rarely done.

Providing access to relevant material and assisting target audiences to develop their capacity to acquire and use research is also rarely done.

During most seasons of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette," contestants of color have felt more like footnotes to the storyline rather than central characters, with few even making it past week 5, which is usually the point at which the audience starts to develop an attachment to the individual contestants. .

"To me, it's like bad moviemaking, where as soon as Dad grabs the puppy, the shot immediately goes to Junior's teary face — like the director does not trust the audience to have an appropriately developed emotion by itself," Ms. Farinet wrote in an e-mail.

This demonstrated that in order to be successful in applying the DSAAI, members of the intended audience need to develop a basic understanding of change theory and the instructional system in order to shift their thinking about what constitutes effective propagation.

He presented his recommendations beautifully and the one which stroke the audience was the need to develop clubs/activities to keep the interest of children and youth, which would keep them out of unnecessary trouble.

One wishes to be read and appreciated by a large audience, and links are one of the primary ways to develop that audience.

Children are not only the audience – they have helped to develop the scripts and are also performing.

Yet the audience has been slow to develop and it is the web brands that have succeeded.