Sentence examples for viewers encounter from inspiring English sources

The new rules, like those before them, seek to micromanage what viewers encounter on their television sets.

Individual paintings of each word are displayed around the library's rotunda so that viewers encounter them randomly.

This is the first book to trace the "unwatchable" across our contemporary media environment, in which viewers encounter difficult content on various screens and platforms.

DURING every Olympics, in a tradition as hallowed as the torch, viewers encounter a new set of pictograms: that menu of symbols representing the events of the Games.

Just as viewers encounter her mélange of materials and production methods as unified art objects, "this way the building, the space, the institution and the work coalesce as a conglomerate that causes a multilayered reaction".

The first substitute that viewers encounter at MOMA is a Cubist-inflected painting, from 1991, by the late Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid; its subject is an unrealized design for a health club set into a hillside overlooking Hong Kong, but its sepulchral palette of rust-brown and thundercloud-gray suggests a world on the brink of destruction.

Perhaps this is suggestive of the possibility that Curtis expects viewers, encountering this piece on the Internet, to continue researching for themselves.

Tom-Tom's angst arose from ambivalence toward his privileged background, which viewers encountered when he took a bus home to Chicago.

The image is more resilient and hopeful than the one viewers encountered in "Independence Day," in which, Emmerich pointed out, "you see the Statue of Liberty floating sideways in the water, and in the background you see the totally destroyed skyline of New York".

Inside these pink caps, viewers encountered videos directed and animated by Bennani.

The stereo processing yielded visible distortions, skewing and contorting viewers' encounters with themselves.