Sentence examples for viewers of both from inspiring English sources

Viewers of both sexes found him attractive.

In any event, terrestrial viewers of both BBC and ITV were deprived of the long-time excitement of watching the highest level of the national sport as it happens.

What intrigues viewers of both videos is how Ms. Mcdonald manages to transform herself so completely into a variety of personas, and how cleverly she modulates her expressions and gazes to match — and thereby send up — those of her digital partners.

Had Jon Favreau's film made more of the similarities between the Westward and the Earthward expansions, it might have been more than a clever amusement and, in making those connections, might have appealed to viewers of both genres, rather than turning off those who dislike one or the other.

The US rapper is accusing viewers of both new documentaries looking into the infamous failed festival of being fooled into thinking he was also to blame.

What made that 'Bridesmaids' resonate with so many viewers (of both genders) was that it wasn't condescending or cruel.

I love the concept of the show and have been an avid viewer of both series.

Revealingly, although the Boris and Rachel documentaries were independently made, a viewer of both notes elements already of a house – or home – style.

As an avid competitive Scrabble tourney player and former crossword buff, plus viewer of both "Wordplay" and "Word Wars," I think there is a cadre of competitive types who could really benefit from increased professionalization of both games.

His use of trompe l'oeil to recreate the facades or even the shadows of long-gone buildings remind the viewer of both present and past, thus inviting contemplation of urban change.

And because "Gracepoint" is lacking an ineffable something that "Broadchurch" definitely had ("Gracepoint's" grief is not as profound; its emotions don't click with the same resonance), the addition of more suspects only reminds a viewer of both versions that "Broadchurch's" red herrings also came on a bit too strong and too prolifically.