Sentence examples for understood its audience from inspiring English sources

Like all great speeches it understood its audience.

It struck me that the magazine understood its audience as being African-American.

It smacks of an industry desperate to not understand its audience, a noxious fear of the unknown, of losing money, of not taking chances.

Judges commented that the Guardian's website impressed them with "an exceptional content and product proposition that clearly understands its audience".

But this film clearly understands its target audience of first-generation Indian-Americans and has its pleasures to provide.

David Nguyen, a doctoral student at Berkeley who went to Google for the games, said the company clearly understands its target audience.

From other quarters of the college universe, there was one story of a university that truly understands its football audience: Arkansas State is trying to persuade people to attend its game Saturday against Louisiana-Lafayette, which coincides with the opening of deer hunting season, by giving away a deer blind.

To succeed, it needs to rely on a shared visual language, accepted and understood by its audience (sometimes, in the past, an elite audience).

Now that you've shown your project actually helps solve the problem you identified, spend a sentence or two highlighting its potential and any ambitions you have, so your audience understands its long-term impact.

It was but one bit of many on this show that seem to have been written with an Internet afterlife in mind, and NBC's "Parks and Recreation" is one of a handful of current sitcoms — primarily "How I Met Your Mother" on CBS and "Happy Endings," on ABC, among others — that understand that its audience lives online, seeking out bites that last not 30 minutes but mere seconds.

YLE, which has never been shy of experimenting with social media, wants to better understand how its audience are using consumer-facing services such as Bambuser to break the 'monopoly' of traditional media, and to connect with viewers in new ways.