Sentence examples for viewer's interest from inspiring English sources

The shows have a faster pace, and have to constantly reinforce the viewer's interest in what's happening next and to reduce the chances audiences will skip through slower parts of the show.

"There's Something About Mary" holds a viewer's interest now because of the sweetness of Stiller's crush on Cameron Diaz, its hapless ardor.

The complex interplay of lines and curves, highlights and shadows around the Optima's roof helps to hold a viewer's interest beyond a simple glance.

"Mongol" moves solemnly across the decades, accumulating rich ethnographic detail and enough dramatic intrigue to sustain a viewer's interest through the slower stretches.

What the master made plain, according to Demme, was that, "if you lose the viewer's eye, you're going to lose the viewer's interest.

RedZone, reacting to a new kind of demand, seems a kind of naked acknowledgment that a viewer's interest in his or her fantasy leagues may actually trump loyalty to a single team.

Those emails will suggest other shows to be reminded of, based on a viewer's interests or shows he's signed up to receive notifications for.

More to the point, they will know, in great detail, the viewer's interests, as recorded by the black box.

The idea was compelling enough: if a publisher can match a viewer's interests with an ad, the clicks should take care of themselves.

Each of the thousand executions was slightly different depending on the viewer's interests, and the engagement metrics were suitably impressive.

On the other hand, podcast advertisers and publishers are seeking cost-effective ways to replace outdated advertisement in the rebroadcasts with the new one for business purposes or target individual viewer's interests and preferences.