Sentence examples for variety audiences from inspiring English sources

As Bill Mechanic, the head of Hollywood's Pandemonium Films, put it to Variety: "Audiences have aged dramatically, and movies generally haven't".

It was clear in the interview that the defense secretary was addressing a variety of audiences: enlisted personnel, officers and veterans, as well as members of Congress who approve Pentagon spending and an American public exhausted by a decade of war and now worried about the nation's financial health.

The mixed nature of the programs conveys a stimulating sense of variety to audiences accustomed to dividing music into fixed categories and hearing either a string trio or a dramatic soprano, but not both on the same program.

Despite his monastic background, Nagarjuna addressed his works to a variety of audiences.

"We had to fight the information war with a variety of audiences in mind.

We collected and analysed data and shared our findings with a variety of audiences.

Mr. Heins and other executives at RIM have been demonstrating the units for months to a variety of audiences.

Nevertheless, she is interested in bringing tradition and modernity together – and a variety of audiences are responding to her.

THE video game industry has never been more reliable in producing high-quality mass entertainment for a variety of audiences with a variety of tastes.

But open-air theatre is on the rise, bringing plays to a wider variety of audiences, in a way reminiscent of the days of Shakespeare.

According to the report, the UK city of culture will have to achieve "a wide variety of audiences" and deliver social regeneration and economic impact.