Sentences with phrase «smaller audience of people»

Some of the people that get wasted ruin the humor with certain acts that narrows the appeal to a smaller audience of people that enjoy seeing drunk people doing their thing.

Not exact matches

That could be because these services appeal to a small audience of music aficionados — the type of person who would, say, obsessively track down a Japanese import of a Sonic Youth record.

You need to know how to block people because you will see a small percentage of your audience, no matter what you are talking about, that will act inappropriately.

He analyzed Nielsen data about Facebook's online audience over a 14 - month period ending Sept. 2017, and found a small, but general decline in people's use of Facebook.

With the emergence of the internet, possible target audiences became quite large, even if the product is only wanted by a very small percentage of the people.

While in most audiences of religious programs there is a percentage of people who are unchurched or who indicate little interest in religion in general, it needs to be noted that this percentage is consistently small.

Although the Guinness people promised more audience participation than they deliver, there are plenty of buttons to push and magnifiers to look through (e.g., the world's smallest violin).

Simply being on the ballot allows a small party to get known to a large number of people and get their ideas to a wider audience.

In essence, the presence of an audience, at least a small one, increased people's incentive to perform well, Chib said, and the brain scans validated this by showing the neural mechanism for how it happens.

For the vast majority of papers in the scientific literature as a whole (if not in Science) the audience is quite small and tightly focussed: Indeed, many are read from start to finish by no more than 10 people — that's including the authors» colleagues and the referees.

For over twenty years, Rabbi Sherre Hirsch has been sharing her intimate counsel and wisdom with people in all kinds of «pulpits,» ranging from her congregation at Sinai Temple in Los Angeles to the audience of the Today show to small Southern Baptist churches.

The first shot is of Janet, distressed and disheveled, pointing a small handgun at a mystery person on the other side of the door (and, essentially the viewing audience).

Colangelo took the «show, don't tell» screenwriting adage well to heart — instead of laying out who the guilty parties are and why the audience should hate them, she lets the evolution of this small town in the wake of its twin disasters proceed organically, at its own pace, refusing to place blame on any one person.

Brie Larson, Room — Lenny Abrahamson's tense adaptation of Emma Donoghue's bestseller won TIFF's People's Choice audience award in no small part due to Larson's precisely calibrated performance.

To be fair though, there was a small handful of people laughing when I saw the film, but the comedy put forth here hearkens back to Three Stooges - style slapstick, not as humorous to today's audiences as it might have been in years past.

Audiences could once again have been faced with the small group of people confronted by a single - minded killing machine alien monster - the bog standard plot of countless horror films from Halloween to Friday the 13th to the first ever haunted house story ever filmed.

That was by design and the entire season has been designed to have huge payoffs, smaller character moments and I think that there's a lot of things in the show that satisfies many people in the audience.

I heard that writers who'd never met each other in person were sharing pieces of writing on a site called LiveJournal, publishing ebooks on niche websites, and finding small but dedicated audiences.

My assumption was that people coming to Smashwords would already be familiar with e-readers, and with the various document types, but of course that only holds if the audience remains small.

Those people will stop buying ALL books from Amazon — and that will cost Amazon much more than whatever they'll earn from sales of one indie title with (hopefully) a very small niche audience.

Instead choose a small number of people who are objective, know your audience, and are readers themselves!

A lot of literary people are kind of snobby, in the sense that they have MFAs and that sort of thing and feel that traditional publishing is the only way to go... And literary fiction just has a smaller audience... there are no zombies, no werewolves.

So far the most receptive audience for me as been small business people, many of them grasp it in a matter of minutes (took me a helluva lot longer!)

I think, if you see your audience only as a small group of people who is not aware of Russia, for instance - then, this is ok!

I'm assuming that if something works flawlessly in a room that holds hundreds of audiences should would perfectly in front of a dozen or so people in a smaller venue.

The people who actually care about it seem to only make up one small part of the Wii's entire audience.

Sure you could put it on the internet or use one of the lesser known stores, but it was a very small audience, also there were fewer games out as not as many people knew how to make games nor spent the time to make them.

Rune Factory games have always had a smaller audience, not because they are bad games but because they require a certain kind of person to play them.

Small studios and teams of just two or three people could reach a massive audience via Xbox Live Arcade, and such successes were hints as to where the indie scene would go in the coming years.

«Something we talk a lot about in the studio is the idea of making games for smaller audiences,» he says, «games that aren't for everybody — that won't find a mass market but are perfect for the people who love them.

If you release important new details to small numbers of people you run the risk of not being to get it disseminated to a larger audience that helps make more people aware of your talents.

at her retrospective performance at MoMA must have been wonderful for people who really understand her intentions, but that time and audience are fleeting and small compared to those of realist drawing and painting.

He asked the audience to raise their hands if they did not have a blog and he seemed surprised when there were even a small handful of people that still didn't.

By the 1999 Order there is authority for any person to exercise rights of audience in any proceedings dealt with as a small claim so long as the represented litigant attends.

No problem with new program — a lot of chaff was being presented in the name of Continuing Education, as Ms Jeans says, That said, TREB and many providers vetted & associated w TREB provided many specific / obscure topics by EXPERTS in the field - these will be missed as CEU courses, but can still be offered by the providers, less often, for larger audiences and at same / smaller cost per person.