1.   And the use of supertitles, which audiences everywhere have embraced, has opened up the opera house to people interested in a good show.

2.   And there is some question as to whether that audience would embrace a show that has little to do with sex, dating and life in the city.

3.   Audiences have embraced escapism in recent weeks, revealing a hunger for fictional stories that allow periods of respite from daily news reports.

4.   Critics were lukewarm, but audiences embraced the show.

5.   Dohnanyi has even gotten Cleveland audiences to embrace, or at least give interested hearings to, the many works by living composers he regularly performs.

6.   For reasons that have prompted a lot of speculation, the white TV audience has embraced black comedies more easily than black dramas.

7.   Foreign film executives have watched American movies and TV programs being embraced by audiences around the world, while local film industries slipped off their sprockets.

8.   How can orchestras identify compelling new music, perform it with confidence, promote it effectively and get audiences to embrace it?

9.   How do I keep from punishing myself for dreaming that a larger audience would embrace and celebrate my words?

10.   It opened to largely favorable reviews and has been embraced by audiences for its greatest-hits soundtrack and unashamed sentiment.