Sentence examples for viewer's response to from inspiring English sources

The category "Emotion" is defined as the viewer's response to objects of beauty.

"Caricature that goes too far simply lowers the viewer's response to a person as a human being".

"The essence of television is that you can control the viewer's response to a much greater extent than other media permit," he told The Times in 1958.

A viewer's response to the visual is "subject to alternative interpretations" (Nicholson-Cole, 2005).

The viewer's responses to the characters' remarks help set their course of behavior, "Choose Your Own Adventure" style.

Jokes aside, viewers were blown away by Eric's response to the money -- he immediately wanted "to share it". Rahat then started an online donation page which, to date, has raised more than $60,000 to give Eric a fresh start.

As screen size decreases so does the viewer's emotional response to what they are watching.

In short, the 18th-century Prussian writer thought that beauty was not a property of artwork, but rather part of a viewer's emotional response to a particular artwork.

There's so much of each kind of thing that a viewer's response may shift from fascination to impatience, and then, perhaps, to something like a slaphappy Zen satori.

Putin's responses to "Direct Line" viewer questions are famously long and technocratic.

The viewer's response will be carried by radio wave to nationwide paging network to TV Guide Gemstar, giving it the ability to offer a service much like Wink that lets programs and advertisements offer more information or goods for sale.