Sentence examples for a keen viewer from inspiring English sources

Yes, opera is exclusive buy why pay £300 when you sit there for £40?" A keen viewer of televised talent shows, Terfel is set to become the Simon Cowell of classical.

It can frequently seem to a keen viewer of TV drama that the ones that aren't murder mysteries are biographical: a situation symbolised by the choice on Monday nights at 9pm between New Tricks on BBC1 and Cilla on ITV.

Even if no money has changed hands with the Web site, MTV's almost certainly a keen viewer.

A keen viewer will note that the speed and movement on screen does not always correspond with the sound of a Ferrari at full chatter.

The allusions presented are often so subtle they are missed by most, but luckily one keen viewer has collected many of Pixar's tributes and put them all in one video.

But a keen-eyed viewer may have noticed that no target bore more of Oliver's fury than the most detestable collection of people that ever lived: the people from stock photography.

And I'm a professional fanboy, and so if I am flummoxed, it's a little terrifying to contemplate what keen viewers such as, say, my mum, will have made of this.

Keen viewers suggested it was Styles in the photo, which shows a bare torso and no face.

Keen viewers will remember the returning monsters from... the very last episode.

But Big Brother-style experiments should be celebrated and embraced, even by those who are not keen viewers themselves.

Keen viewers of the latest series of The Apprentice could be forgiven for thinking that Sir Alan Sugar's fortune is shrinking.