Sentences with phrase «wider viewing audience»

All of the outrageous antics that a wrestler comes up with while training for matches from week to week to meant to gain a wider viewing audience.»

Not exact matches

That fall, GoPro recut the footage, added its logo and rereleased it on its own YouTube channel; this time, the emotionally charged clip reached a far wider audience, racking up 5 million views in a week.

His preparation for leadership was as non - existent as that of the more youthful Owen Smith, being on the backbenches since 1983, never needing or choosing to reflect on how to lead a team of different views, and how to project messages, frame arguments to a wider audience.

But the biggest transformation is that the projected ration is now in wide screen and fills the audience's viewing area.

It's now available for viewing by a wider audience via MUBI.

While that makes for a wide divide in audience reaction (something less reflected in critics» views), it is still easy to take Anderson objectively as a serious maker of wry films.

There's also a wider view of how Haiti itself woke from their own political slumber (which is done surprisingly subtly) and a couple of proper jump scares — build - up, payoff and well - deserved audience reaction.

Don't shy from jumping on controversial topics; by contributing your voice to the trending conversation of the day, you can make your views, and writing, known to a wider audience.

Although this Alex Award title was published under an adult imprint, its shrewd, authentic view of boarding - school life seems targeted toward young adults and has attracted a wide crossover audience.

My experience working directly with authors is that they become set on one vision, rather than being open to understanding that the way they view their book may be different than how a book needs to be marketed so it appeals to a wider audience.

It has been widely viewed and I certainly hope it helps reach a wider audience on this very important topic in our society.

We work with a diverse pool of writers from around the world to bring region - specific views to a wider audience.

In April, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis will present his first museum exhibition, introducing him to a wider audience while giving those familiar with his ingenuity a chance to view his various art forms under one roof.

«Process and Practice: 40 Years of Experimentation,» an anniversary exhibition on view through March 25, seems designed to introduce this unique and adventurous institution to a wider audience.

Fung views it as a rare opportunity to showcase large - sized exhibits from Hong Kong to a wide audience.

We're pleased to be able to share it with the Tate as a part of the O'Keeffe retrospective to offer a wide audience of museum visitors the opportunity to view and experience this painting.»

Viewing Pop Art through a much wider lens, it is sure to delight audiences and broaden their understanding of one of the most significant chapters in the history of contemporary art.

Now with prayer's pronounced visibility in the City of Light, as well as acclaim for her work on view at New York's Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Kunsthaus Zürich and the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Prager is reaching an even wider international audience.

Scientists who want to participate can and should in my view do so lest the best ideas get the widest audience.

The goal of promotion is to ensure that your website will be viewed by a wider audience in your target markets.

This gives you a wide audience of people who view you favorably and probably will be interested in visiting your blog to see if there is more good stuff to be found.

Naturejobs.com has over 2.4 m monthly page views and 275,000 monthly unique users, 65 % of which hold a PhD and a wider audience of 10 million monthly unique users and 43.6 million page views via the nature.com platform.

When you list your homes information on the MLS, its available for viewing by the widest possible audience of potential buyers.