Sentence examples for a television provided from inspiring English sources

A television provided a live feed of his speech.

For the recording itself a makeshift control room was built inside a tent on the backyard, and a system of two cameras and a television provided the communication between the garage and the control room.

The room came with a shiny new iMac in place of a television, providing Internet access and international channels.

Sitting close to a large display, be it a monitor or a widescreen television, provides a particularly immersive experience, because the game occupies almost all of the player's field of vision.

Some Republicans said the images of a forceful Mr. Reagan giving dramatic speeches on television provided a less-than-welcome contrast with Mr. Bush's own appearances these days, and that it was not in Mr. Bush's interest to encourage such comparisons.

Just as television provided a new outlet for a wide variety of political, religious, and social groups, and as the printing press made the Bible available to the common people of Europe, allowing them to interpret it for themselves, so an extraterrestrial technology might change humanity in ways not immediately apparent.

If television provided a way to collectively mourn a leader's death in 1963, today's cacophonous medium inevitably offers us dozens of ways to remember.

Radio and television provided a kind of cultural glue; their programs penetrated nearly every segment of the national population to a degree that even the church in medieval Europe had not achieved.

As Ms. Squarci got to know more subjects, she accompanied them to their homes — where television provided a constant soundtrack — or to museum outings where sighted guides would describe masterpieces.

His draft moment, in which he kissed his boyfriend on national television, provided an inspiring moment, but most football people did not think he had a chance at making the team.

Television provided glimpses of some of the drama.