Sentences with phrase «of a live audience because»

TL; DR — Women in games are being attacked in front of a live audience because they're women in games.

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Gould once told an interviewer in 1966 that live audiences were a «force of evil» because pleasing them took precedence over his pursuit of perfection.

«If they do morph into what they were coached to become, it usually serves to alienate them from their previously existing audience and their «new found success» is usually short lived because it's not coming from a place of authenticity.»

Audiences can trust this influencer because she's proven that she won't abandon them after pushing a piece of content live; she interacts with her audience, positions herself as a resource, and actively helps others in her network.

I think it's really cool to be able to include my audience, especially for this trip because it's not just this constant stream of my entire life — there is [a] very clear start when we took off and a very clear end where we land back in the same location in California.

That movie, for all it's exhilarating presentation of youthful life on the road as you experience those who make music which can speak to large audiences, is nonetheless all about how you ought to get sucked into the rock «n roll way of life (albeit eschewing the drugs and sex part of it) because somehow rock «n roll is supposedly important.

In a statement, the president of the network said, «We are releasing these live / same day ratings because Fear the Walking Dead delivered record - breaking numbers that are all the more special in this era of time - shifted viewing and audience fragmentation.»

Most of the rest of the chapter (John 6:30 - 64) tells of Jesus often speaking metaphorically AS the Holy Spirit in order to try to awaken his audience to being OF the Spirit, because he himself was living and being fully IN the Spiriof the rest of the chapter (John 6:30 - 64) tells of Jesus often speaking metaphorically AS the Holy Spirit in order to try to awaken his audience to being OF the Spirit, because he himself was living and being fully IN the Spiriof the chapter (John 6:30 - 64) tells of Jesus often speaking metaphorically AS the Holy Spirit in order to try to awaken his audience to being OF the Spirit, because he himself was living and being fully IN the Spiriof Jesus often speaking metaphorically AS the Holy Spirit in order to try to awaken his audience to being OF the Spirit, because he himself was living and being fully IN the SpiriOF the Spirit, because he himself was living and being fully IN the Spirit.

He is highly invested in the word because of his upbringing, his whole life work and the audience he can reach now to continue making money.

So I said, somewhat dubiously, because this was a secular lecture to a general audience and I was afraid of being misunderstood, that my point of view about life was going to show under the story, because that's inevitable, but I never consciously write about moral precepts, and I do not like moralism, which is another form of do - it - yourselfism.

The video was judged to be «inappropriate» for French audiences because it conveyed happy people with Down syndrome, who were «likely to disturb the consciences of women who had lawfully made different personal life choices.»

There will be sponsors on uniforms, and in - game advertising on the stands, and whatever else the leagues and their television partners can plaster onto a TV screen — if only because the attention spans of the audience will only get shorter, and their patience for enduring even the biggest and most coveted live sports broadcasts more scarce.

The audience is watching these scenes of life in power, we realise, because we see what the Stasi sees.

I mean, on his 70th birthday, C. P. Snow said of Dirac that he was the greatest living Englishman, Churchill having died, and the audience were nonplussed because most of them had never heard of him.

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The film bustles along through a series of reveals — a storytelling technique that can lose an audience's sympathy or suspension of disbelief pretty fast, but which works flawlessly here because the filmmakers and the performers know exactly who their characters are and what kind of world they live in.

But the story lives in the hearts of audiences because of Robert Wise's 1965 film adaptation starring Julie Andrews as Maria, the would - be nun trying to quench her yearning heart, and Christopher Plummer as Captain Von Trapp, the stoic Austrian unwilling to reignite his.

Pearl Harbor is the worst film of the year (over Glitter, Joe Somebody, Affair of the Necklace, The Musketeer, etc.) simply because it took the death of thousands of American servicemen and fashioned a cheap, excruciatingly written life - support system for a CGI attack so poorly executed that it inspired hoots of joy from some audiences that didn't know any better.

Final thoughts: Finding Dory has been able to dominate the box office because of its appeal to both adults and children, and while The Secret Life of Pets won't have as big of an appeal, it should be able to find a big audience.

Manufactured Landscapes is a powerful picture primarily because it never proselytizes but simple allows its visually - overwhelmed audience to draw its own conclusions about the unconsidered downside of living beyond our ecological means.

Audiences love this brand of cinema du bad behavior precisely because we get to live vicariously through it, going along for the ride while crooks try to pull off their daring plan and ride off into some metaphorical sunset.

It's incredible that Doss survived those horrors without the aid of a weapon, and director Mel Gibson notes during the accompanying documentary that Doss did some other things in real life that aren't in the movie because audiences would have assumed they were fabricated to puff up the story.

Hopefully it will find an audience on DVD and, appropriately, online, because Blackhat is a sublime merging of form and content, a film about the experience of living in our interconnected world on a psychological, political and philosophical level that conveys this experience beautifully through its narrative, stylistic and generic features.

It's an interesting contrast because the audience witnesses an ugly side of life.

Audiences loved him, though, and I suspect it was because they identified with him not as a larger - than - life hero, but as a regular guy who seemed mildly amused to be the center of attention.

Jackson told the audience it is time to kill the current discourse because ultimately it isn't about pro-union, pro-charters or the notion that we are living in a «post-racial» society because none of those «challenges» get to the root of a «systems failure problem.»

In fact, when asked by ABC anchorman Peter Jennings which one living person he would most like to meet, former president Bill Clinton told a prime - time television audience that it was President Mwai Kibaki of Kenya, «Because he has abolished school fees,» which «would affect more lives than any president had done or would ever do by the end of this year.»

But it's getting more and more possible for midlist authors to find an audience of appreciative readers and make a living or at least pay some bills as self - published authors and it's because of the rise of eBooks and online distributors like Amazon.

I'm really excited about PSN, [Xbox] Live and some of the stuff on Steam, because it really allows you to directly engage with your audience.

Of course, he's a master of his own game, in part because of his persistence — it took him a few tries, but he was able to complete the game in full before a live audience, even through its final Hyperhexagonest mode unlocked after 60 seconds surviving the hardest difficultOf course, he's a master of his own game, in part because of his persistence — it took him a few tries, but he was able to complete the game in full before a live audience, even through its final Hyperhexagonest mode unlocked after 60 seconds surviving the hardest difficultof his own game, in part because of his persistence — it took him a few tries, but he was able to complete the game in full before a live audience, even through its final Hyperhexagonest mode unlocked after 60 seconds surviving the hardest difficultof his persistence — it took him a few tries, but he was able to complete the game in full before a live audience, even through its final Hyperhexagonest mode unlocked after 60 seconds surviving the hardest difficulty.

«Each one of these artworks was selected because of its power to elucidate meaning for our audiences, for its ability to serve as a lasting catalyst for dialogue, and for its responsiveness to experiences that define modern life in Mississippi and the nation.»

And she'd better because in her new performance, «Forget yourself...,» commissioned by Triple Canopy for their new performance series, Patek will take on the roles of performer and director for a live filming session involving the audience.

Though produced with conceptually rigorous and minimalist strategies, these works were chosen because they represent intimate moments in these artists» lives which may include autobiographical or narrative qualities, often presented in the form of giving themselves over to their audience in a metaphorical or literal sense.

«The Prize is very meaningful to me because I believe my task as an artist is to make connections — to connect worlds that normally are unconnected, like art and politics, like the experience of the lost lives of victims of political violence with the experience and memories of the viewers who approach or contemplate the work — and I think the Prize will widen this audience,» said Doris Salcedo.

This dialogue about him being full of pontifical nonsense flows one way, without a response, this silence is a buffer extending his life span as a legitimate skeptic by default, since he can't stand the heat from real climate scientists left on the way side, crushing legitimate science away from any chance to reach a badly mislead audience, simply because he is more popular in the fringe right wing media world dwelling on sound bites and stupidity.

You should come be part of that live audience, because it's going to be a party.

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Without really describing how the Apple Pay support in the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus would work and how they would be more commendable than before, Apple introduced this feature to the live audience of the event by banking on the idea that the company is bringing Apple Pay to Japan using FeliCa technology, one that will not only be useful in doing some shopping, but for travel as well, because of its support for Japan's transit system.

Yet, in an age when parenting is less available, when marriage has almost become a thing of the past, and when children are being turned into commodity machines, it may make sense to reflect, as Plotz (1999) pointed out, that America is obsessed with youth because corporations are obsessed with youth: early intervention means netting an eager consumer audience for life.

One month later, because this is live theatre the audiences still expect that same level of excitement and energy.