Sentence examples for wide audience for from inspiring English sources
Watts was intent on a wide audience for his work.
The Tatooine laboratory will be available to a wide audience for at least a while longer.
Students are excited by the wide audience for their writing, and challenged by the task.
In 1977, Woody Allen could count on a wide audience for a joke about the two magazines merging and forming "Dissentary" (see "Annie Hall").
His career as an actor in film, radio, television, and the theater endeared him to a wide audience for more than seventy years.
The Metropolitan Opera's groundbreaking live broadcasts have been a marked success, but that is no guarantee that there will be a similarly wide audience for the National's programming.
For a few years now, massive open online courses ("MOOCs") have enabled universities to beam lectures to wide audiences for a tiny marginal cost.
Falconer deserves a wider audience for her courageous exploration of adolescence in all its hellish glory.
Interviews with serious authors such as Seymour Hersh have helped focus attention on potentially illegal acts by the Bush administration and win a wider audience for their work.
The relatively low audience estimate puzzled some television executives who expected a wider audience for the commercial-free forum between Senators John McCain and Barack Obama.
One mission of the Brooklyn producing organization known as 651 ARTS is to gain a wider audience for arts grounded in the culture of the African diaspora.
