Sentence examples for TV representations from inspiring English sources

The Conners were loud, blue-collar, snarky, occasionally mean – and one of the best ever TV representations of a normal, cohesive American family unit.

She spends every waking moment for the last five years creating one of the most successful TV representations of women in the last decade, giving inspiration to writers, actresses and viewers worldwide as a feminist icon – but no, she is actually a very bad feminist, as she permitted her face to be retouched on the cover of Vogue.

"I definitely think that all TV representations of therapists impact clients considering mental health treatment," said Maelisa Hall, a California-based psychologist.

"I would continue to see these things on TV, representations of black folks, and I'd think, 'If that was a gay person, we would be shutting that down,'" Robinson, who is black and openly gay, told The Huffington Post.

The sequence is not only distinguished by its brutality, but also because it is one of a very few movie or TV representations of "the peculiar institution," both before it and since, that acknowledged the violence and depravity of slavery.

"Most viewers have always enjoyed seeing Asian-Americans as subordinate," said Darrell Y . Hamamoto an associate professor of Asian-American studies at the University of California, Davis, and the author of the 1994 book "Monitored Peril: Asian-Americans and the Politics of TV Representation" (University of Minnesota Press).

Collages Contrast Black TV Representation and Reality.

Darrell Hamamoto, a Professor of Asian American Studies at UC Davis and the author of "Monitored Peril: Asian Americans and the Politics of TV Representation," told VICE by phone, "Representations have vastly improved in the sheer number and also the quality.

From a lack of racial diversity in the LGBTQ characters that do exist on TV, to the tropes and clichés their roles often embody, it sometimes feels like the best case scenario for queer TV representation is watching our favorite lesbian characters get killed off in dramatic plot lines.

This US indie is a reminder that, despite the so-called sexiness that infuses movies and TV, full-on representations of sex are pretty rare.

Jonathan has been able to live beyond what we know as "living memory", he has seen the other side of a time which is for us accessed only through historians' representations, TV programmes and cultural generalisations.