Sentences with phrase «will my audience feel»

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Therefore, a positive marketing strategy increases the likelihood that your audience will become brand advocates, feel confident about adopting your products and see those products as an effective solution to their problems.

Feelings move people to act, and the right story will help your audience connect feelings to your Feelings move people to act, and the right story will help your audience connect feelings to your feelings to your product.

If a prosecutor wants to convict a man of assault, he is (without a doubt) going to paint a picture for the audience of the suffering of the defendant, and will likely use expressive language to evoke a feeling of sympathy from the jury, who (as they listen) visualize the potential suffering of the man / woman in front of them.

This will make your customers feel valued and unique, thus creating a stronger relationship with your audience.

If that's being the host of a TV show, if that's being a chef, if that's being an expert, if that's being a musician or if you're an expert at whatever it is that you feel passionate about, the only way the people will trust you, identify with you and connect with you as an audience and as a viewer is if they believe what you're selling.»

He instructed audience members to raise their right hand and repeat the following: «I do solemnly swear that I, no matter how I feel, no matter what the conditions, if there are hurricanes or whatever, will vote on or before the 12th for Donald J. Trump for President.»

If you've said it once before, you'll feel better saying it in front of an audience.

As word of mouth floods on social media, will general - audience consensus match how the critics feel, or will repeat viewings begin?

These mini-tests will allow you to get an accurate feel for which messages connect with your audience in the real world.

The audience will take the lead on how they feel from the tone you set in the writing so you need to feel the same way too.

He no longer feels the pain of his past and won't pander to the audience by pretending he does.

If you focus on making a difference for the audience and know your material without needing your slides as a crutch, then you won't feel nervous.

While it might feel better going for a larger audience, your business may very well end up being smaller, since only a small percentage will be interested in your skills.

A well - defined niche will build your human audience faster than an ill - defined niche because your topic is clear and people interested in that topic feel a strong connection to you and your content.

Since he was writing for a predominantly Methodist audience, McCabe did not feel the need to elaborate a defense of the freedom of the will.

The author of this uninspired piece lacking in true research and zero enlightenment would do well to take a journey in solitude so he may hear the true word of God for himself, rather than an interpretation meant to please a mass audience who will feel obligated to part with their hard earned and hard to find money....

Ned Got a feeling that this Rubio guy will be doing the Romney filp - flop for the next couple of years depending on his audience.

«We feel Überrito is a concept we can grow rapidly and will appeal to a large audience with economics that will appeal to both investors and franchisees alike,» Brush explains.

Where a Kontos Foods» site is intended for use by a younger audience, we will attempt to obtain consent from a parent or guardian before we collect personal information where we feel it is appropriate, or where it is required by applicable data protection laws and regulations (the age at which consent is necessary may vary).

They will feel anxious when they have to perform in front of a large audience for their school.

Speaking on tonight's BBC Question Time programme, Ms Blears said: «I've heard a message from this audience tonight which I will take very seriously, about this campaign, how people feel about that.

Rachel will share detailed information from audience members as we journey together feeling the healing and love from spirit that never dies.

It can be easy to get caught up in the day - to - day numbers, leaving you feeling discouraged when you have 15 people unfollow you on Instagram while you're sick or when you work so hard on a post that you think your audience will love, but it doesn't get the views that you thought it would.

My goal is to be practical, know my «audience» (who I'll be with), and feel confident in my attire.

As a professional wedding toast - writer, I know how to capture what's in your heart and wordsmith it into a speech that will get the audience to laugh and cry at just the right moments, while the bride feels the love well past the last dance.

, I know how to capture what's in your heart and wordsmith it into a speech that will get the audience to laugh and cry at just the right moments, while the bride feels the love well past the last dance.

As a documentation of these early stages, combined with a charismatic subject on the hunt for what he feels to be a matter of fundamental justice, Unlocking the Cage is sure to be a film that many audiences will find captivating.

Fully recognizing that the movies, at their most relevant, can absorb and reflect the audience's deepest anxieties, its darkest fears, Spielberg has made a movie that will explain something of what we feel and who we are to our children's children.

It seems to be aimed at a younger audience but I feel that even they will tire of it quickly.

It doesn't leave the audience feeling cheated and duped, although I would be lying if I claimed the ending won't frustrate some.

Say what you will, but Pixar understands innately that making their audience feel something deeply is the greatest magic trick in movies, and all of their work as technicians and artists are always focused on making that happen.

Not exactly a film for mainstream audiences (someone gets disemboweled in the first 10 minutes) but if you're OK with gore, you'll feel right at home.

It means that a lucrative younger audience who might be unfamiliar with the original won't feel intimidated by joining a franchise too late and for genre fans who prefer to keep their villains in the dark, it results in a lack of overwritten backstory.

The audience hopes she'll save him from his self - absorbed state and is left feeling she deserves something better.

It'll be interesting to see how the audience that's being drawn - in by the fact that this is being advertised as a Scarlett Johansson action flick will feel about the exceedingly weird movie they'll wind up watching.

Pic's structure and last - minute disclosures entirely betray any personal investment the viewer has made in this low - key yarn, which will cause audiences to feel ambushed and sullied at fadeout.

Generally, when a good revenge game or movie concludes, the targeted audience will feel relief and satisfaction knowing that the main character accomplished what he / she set out to do.

Told in a TV - friendly 1:78:1 format and now a winner of a Teddy Award for best documentary, you also can't help but feel this Swedish - US co-production will reach a wide audience on TV in the not so distant future.

Despite the battle to get the film made and the physically taxing production, the actress and producer feels it will all be worth it if audiences are inspired by the movie like she was inspired by Strayed.

Audiences will feel the pressure and pain right along with these designers as they struggle with their creativity and the more practical side of independent video game creation.

The casting is first rate, with the exception of Emma Stone, so perhaps the languid feeling the audience leaves with is from screenwriter Will Beall.

Like the rest of Lanthimos» filmography, The Killing of a Sacred Deer will likely prove divisive, as he's certainly testing the audience's patience with his deliberate pacing, making you feel the same inescapable sense of horror its doomed subjects are suffering through.

The cinematography throughout the film is beautiful — thanks, in large part, to the innate beauty of Paris itself — and the recreation of 1920s Paris will inspire in the audience the type of nostalgia that Gil himself feels for the era.

Having seen this at NYFF this past year, I feel it will be an extraordinary film for a rather wide audience.

Torres and Blasi wrap up the movie's central conflict so rapidly and so carelessly that it feels like an afterthought — as if they're eager to give the audience its happy ending, hoping against hope that viewers won't stop to think about what that ending really means.

Still, this is his first exposure to a mass audience and I have a feeling they'll like what they see.

Other audiences will find some of Noé's shock tactics too contrived (a close - up on an aborted foetus feels overly calculated to offend) while some moments may elicit unintentional giggles (for example, the radical perspective used for the film's climatic shot — in two senses of the word «climactic»).

Yet the strong performances, and the charming depiction of young Wes (I had a child who made papier - mâché friends too), will likely resonate with audience members who have also felt loss and lost.

Says co-producer Matt Miller: «Having audiences understand the work that went into the film's production will also reinforce the messaging of why we felt it was important to present this film only on 35 mm and only in theaters.»

I'm not sure if they intended the film to be an atheistic sermon, but having an alien declare there is no God and try to make you feel stupid for believing — well that won't sit right for many audiences.