Sentence examples for TV understands from inspiring English sources

That is what anyone who is good with Reality TV understands - that it's fake and that the action never stops.

Incidentally, if your cat is so well fed from eating canned food in your kitchen, she is not exactly in a state of nature as I (and all those animal shows on public TV) understand it.

As wacky as he was, Marshall McLuhan of The Medium is the Message ( who died in 1980 long before cable TV), understood the limitations of TV better than anyone.

FINDING it hard to wait a full seven days before the next episode of, say, "America's Next Top Model?" Not to worry — TV Guide understands.

The current generation of TV watchers understands devices like Slingbox implicitly and appreciates commercial-skipping.

"Your average Russian citizen sitting at home watching TV now understands who he needs to fight against, who the enemy is," Andrei tells me.

Having done well in British commercial TV, he understands that when things are moving fast, standing still is the best way to get run over.

Even thinking about it from a cynical market-expansion point of view, an Echo or TV that understands sign language could attract millions of new (and very thankful) customers.