Sentences with phrase «lot of audience members»

The end credits, which go by a little too fast, will surprise a lot of audience members.

Not exact matches

The reason my second Facebook post got so much more attention than the first was that I spent a lot of time cultivating an audience whose members care about the specific message, then I simply shared something that I knew they would like.

If you knew anything about this blog's audience and community, you would know that a lot of them have been directly impacted by amateur midwives, either through the deaths or injuries of their own children, or those of their family members, or via hospital transfers that they have cleaned up after as medical professionals.

Despite reports of audience members fainting during the film's TIFF screening, «Raw» is surprisingly palatable for a film about cannibalism, and a lot of that has to do with Marillier, who delivers one of the year's great breakout performances.

Overall there are good elements to Snowden, but it doesn't change that a lot of it didn't take many risks or fully grasp me as an audience member to care about what I'm watching.

During the song «Agony» a lot of the female members of the audience were swooning as Pine and Magnussen ripped open their shirts.

I'm not ashamed to admit that I really don't know a lot of the history of that time, nor am I familiar with the politics surrounding Queen Elizabeth I. And I do not think I'm in a minority of potential audience members here.

As usual, the dialogue is laced with lots of sui generis terms like the aforementioned «Horcruxes» which give an advantage to audience members familiar with the source material's peculiar lexicon.

Join or start a critique group, show your manuscript to members of your target audience, do a lot of self - editing and rewriting.

Depending on who the members of your target audience are, this could mean that you're missing out on lots of valuable opportunities to showcase your books and brand in front of an audience that will truly appreciate them.

Post-show metrics provided by the show reveal that 78 % of audience members made it all the way out of the door and into the parking lot before screaming and falling to their knees, weeping unstoppably in absolute shame and regret.

Backtracking to search for secret nooks and crannies is a lot of fun when exploring for yourself, but it is simply not interesting to watch as an audience member.

But while Krugman's grim outlook took me aback, what really struck me was the lack of surprise among audience members, including a lot of general counsel and in - house lawyers from national and global entities.