Sentences with phrase «audiences for whom»

Applied to managing ones brand and career, there is an important lesson here, and its this: figure out your value and find audiences for whom that value is relevant.

This includes everything from requiring complete disclosure of content during the rating process to the proper display of rating information on packaging and wherever the game is marketed or sold to compliance with industry - adopted advertising and marketing guidelines intended to ensure that video games are not marketed to audiences for whom they are not intended.

My distinct impression, in fact, is that mainline Protestant clergy and denominational leaders were the main audience for whom Wuthnow wrote After the Boomers.

Unfortunately, other than the voiceover narrative as therapy motif, we see no representation of the audience for whom the story is told.

The audience for whom the scriptures were written, no longer exists.

But there's a cultural / anthropological bent to the proceedings that can also hook an audience for whom fashion trends and charity soirees are of no particular care.

Will the unfortunate adults in the audience for whom these allusions are no doubt intended even care?

It is this audience for whom the review is intended - in the hope that this information will challenge and inspire all of us to make our schools more effective environments for both student and staff learners.

Designing eLearning programs involves considering several aspects - the learning objectives, audience for whom the program is targeted, purpose for which training is being developed and of course, the nature of content.

The unorthodox styling of the Juke appeals to a younger target audience for whom looks and distinctive style statement is more important than any other feature of the car.

Cost me $ 0.00» JF: An excellent job, does exactly what a nonfiction book is supposed to do: get attention, then define the audience for whom it was written.

Dr. Lewis: The audience for whom I was writing are my patients.

Always remember about the audience for whom you are going to write.

As noted above, so there's at least one audience for whom ARMs are a valuable component.

The audience for whom this piece is intended consists of people who know some chemistry and are uncertain about how to consider the often made claim by deniers that the oceans contain so much dissolved carbon that human production is inconsequential.

Faith is an important part of the lives of millions of people, and Ramsey is reaching an audience for whom faith is inseparable from financial responsibility.

However, Microsoft is targeting an audience for whom «features aren't as important as price, distribution and ease of use,» Carl Howe, a research vice-president at the Yankee Group, told the E-Commerce Times.

A good rule of thumb for inclusivity is to imagine people sitting in the audience for whom you are writing or speaking.

Not exact matches

Many social networks, such as Facebook and LinkedIn, offer audience targeting for advertising clients, but marketers must first know whom they're pursuing.

Check out the location beforehand, getting a feel for the size of the space and the setup (whether there's a podium, microphone stand, etc.) Lindner suggests having people in the audience that you know, with whom you're comfortable, so there are friendly faces who can smile back or nod reassuringly.

Denise Shull is a captivating and insightful speaker whom I would thoroughly recommend for any investor or trading audience.

Whenever someone checks this plugin it becomes your audience, to whom you can send instant welcome message on facebook through your brand's facebook page and also anytime in future whenever you have new alerts or updates for him.

As news of his exploits spread, his audience grew to thousands, some of whom donated $ 50 to $ 100 or more in some cases to watch him do an art project, colour his hair or allow him to use the bathroom for a much - needed pee break.

In terms of style, not only had the tent and stadium disappeared from the 700 Club, but the program «s elements were almost indistinguishable from those of the «Tonight Show,» with a genial host (Robertson), a foil with whom the host can banter (Ben Kinchlow, who now has become a «co-host»), guests lounging around a coffee table, musical breaks with cut - aways to commercials (for mission projects and CBN membership) and a «studio audience» to applaud and laugh.

I saw a cultural Christianity with preachers who often gained audiences, locally in church meetings or globally on television, by saying crazy and buffoonish things, simply to stir up the base and to gain attention from the world, whether that was claiming to know why God sent hurricanes and terrorist attacks or claiming that American founders, one of whom possibly impregnated his own human slaves and literally cut the New Testament apart, were orthodox, Evangelical Christians who, like us, stood up for traditional family values.

Broadcasters recognize that it is easier to gain an interested and sympathetic audience for religious programs in those regions and among those groups who are already interested in religion and for whom religious practice is an important element in their lives.

An international audience of large distribution buyers, small distribution buyers, retailers, purchasing managers, wholesalers, all of whom are looking for new suppliers and new products.

Likewise, I'm a fan of the local radio angle, since it's also usually relatively cheap and the audiences naturally break down by demographic group (you generally know whom you're reaching when you're advertising on a country station, for example).

Montgomerie raised the issue of membership at an event in which an audience made up of activists — many of whom had stood for the party in the election — analysed the Conservatives» performance at the May 2010 election.

Of the three presidential candidates who spoke at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority Conference in Washington, D.C., Thursday, there was no question whom the audience was waiting for.

In his keynote talk at the 2015 Forum titled «Continuing Efforts to Improve Science Education in the U.S,» DeBoer reviewed the history of science standards development in the U.S. and the role of Project 2061 for an audience of several hundred science teachers from various Chinese provinces, many of whom were being recognized for excellence in teaching.

This project is a collaborative effort with the AAAS Center for Public Engagement, with whom DoSER will design a series of science communication workshops that assist scientists in their efforts to communicate effectively with religious audiences and students.

Whereas viewers of the day may have wondered how Daniels could have fallen for the womanizing Lawton (Sidney Blackmer, who, looks-wise, was definitely a comedown from Scott), modern audiences tend to hope she'll dump her stuffy boyfriend, whom she's left back home while she goes on an ocean voyage.

After all, despite the differences in turnaround time and accolades, the rival studios have found common ground in commercial success and the ability to entertain audiences beyond the children for whom cartoons are ostensibly made.

It was so bittersweet that I wished something would happen for Nick and Sophie at the end - not necessarily sex but just SOMETHING instead of Uncle Dad once again aiding and abetting a lame flirtation with high school queen bee whom the audience hasn't gotten the chance to know and fall in love with yet.

(The very British - themed football focus here is going to confound American audiences, for whom soccer is a sport little kids play, and nothing else.)

Helms» likeable geek provides a stand - in for the audience, around whom The Hangover builds a mountain of material that might come off as offensive in isolation.

However derivative it may be, «Rampage» knows its audience — namely, «Transformers» fans and kids born after 9/11 for whom elaborately orchestrated scenes of falling skyscrapers carry nary a whiff of real - world trauma (it's a lot harder to stomach for those who can remember the smell that permeated Lower Manhattan after the Twin Towers collapsed).

Western movies about the Asian continent typically star an audience surrogate — someone to whom the other characters can explain basic plot stuff for the sake of viewers.

Leonard Maltin — a hell of a historian, if only a mediocre critic — gives background to the standard «Night at the Movies» simulation that includes in this instance the trailer for Bogart and Huston's Key Largo, a newsreel, the comedy short So You Want to Be a Detective, and the Looney Tunes cartoon Hot Cross Bunny (featuring an ape on Lionel Barrymore, whom audiences would have just seen in the Key Largo trailer).

Rated PG - 13, the film relies on the fact that the bulk of its audience will be teenagers who haven't previously seen hundreds of (better - executed) stories just like this one, and those are the people for whom this movie will work.

Kids today, perhaps the prime audience for «Max,» could be troubled by some aspects of the movie, but ultimately they will acquire a real - life, vicarious experience involving the death of a 14 - year - old boy's brother (shown graphically in a scene from Afghanistan) and the violence involving gun smugglers, one of whom violates the Marine code of behavior by being involved in the theft and sale of AK - 47's and a bazooka.

The chubby snowman is no substitute for the hip Keaton character to whom audiences have warmed.

Some people love the Souls games and some people love anime, so there's certainly an audience out there for whom this is the perfect, exciting game.

It is hard to recall a character for whom an audience has wished success more than Jamal Malik.

At a recent screening, the question seemed directed not just to the specters onscreen but at the teary - eyed fans in the audience, for whom the final movie in the series represents one last chance to live in the world J.K. Rowling created — and that Warner Bros. managed, somehow, not to screw up.

The adrenaline rises for everyone involved, not least of whom being the audience, as Creevy proves himself a very assured director of slick action sequences, matching that truly breathtaking cinematography by Ed Wild with a killer score by Harry Escott and giving his second feature a pop that instantly pulls you in.

Mark and Kameron's exchange in our last round about the lack of explicit gay sex scenes in Call Me by Your Name, and what that «omission» (or, as Mark more precisely identifies it, deliberate aesthetic choice) has meant to different segments of the film's queer audience, brought to mind BPM, a brainy but also wrenchingly heartfelt film whose story in part revolves around those very questions: how much to show, to whom, and for what purpose.

«We know audiences will fall for this film and we are excited to take this journey with them and a team of producers for whom we have the greatest respect and admiration.»

This is, essentially, a movie that has no idea of whom its audience consists, or better, it's a movie that realizes its audience will be made up of two different age groups: adult fans of the book and children who like animated movies or whose parents believe introducing their kids to this material will be good for them.