Sentence examples for typical audiences from inspiring English sources

For artists whose mobility on stage is limited by being tethered to electronic instruments that are still largely incomprehensible to typical audiences, translating the emotional connection of their recorded material into an engrossing live show can be a challenge.

This was not his typical audience.

The typical audience member at Victory Gardens is a white 50-something, Mr. Yew said.

To suit his typical audience, he usually tells his jokes from the standpoint of the woman.

This was up to four times BBC1's typical audience on a Sunday morning.

What do you think is or should be the typical audience for the bulletin?

Target, she figured, would expand the more typical audience for her novel.

Its typical audience is half that of the main BBC News at Ten programme.

"The audience being reached may be more critical," he said, "than their typical audience or have a more tenuous fit with the merchant".

Not to mention that typical audience members for Ms. Hoffman's solo shows, with their jokes about terrorism and cancer, probably aren't lining up for "Addams Family" tchotchkes.

The typical audience for "Forbidden Broadway," which is filled with industry jokes aimed at particular actors and directors, is pretty theater-savvy.