And in one instance, he showed a true alternative to it.
Roger Ailes, the chairman of Fox News, called that program a true alternative, one that sells out its advertising.
Its so-called alternative government has been ridiculed, has failed to offer a true alternative to Mr. Aristide and has no popular mandate.
Leveson is proposing arbitration as a true alternative to court, with claims siphoned off into a separate legal process, providing a legally binding result.
"Many Fortune 500 companies are now considering the Lehigh Valley as a true alternative, not just a stalking horse for a better deal in New Jersey".
Matt Browne, who worked on New Labour campaigns in 2001 and 2005, argued modern progressive parties cannot win votes by shifting towards the centre, but instead need to offer a true alternative and aspirational economic message.
But pay per view is not a true alternative to a rental video -- or to future video on demand -- because once the film begins, consumers cannot stop and start it at will.
Had the idea been to create a true alternative to the midtown and uptown cultural bastions of New York today, some thought might have been paid to creating opportunities for things unique, bizarre, unprecedented, even vulgar.
Although many independent cinemas grabbed hold of some Catching Fire cash, and continue to play upmarket mainstream films such as Gravity, The Butler, Philomena and Captain Phillips, a true alternative arrived in the shape of Blue Is the Warmest Colour.
What no serious candidate seems to be offering, as far as I can see, is a true alternative to the economic ideology that we've come to take for granted in this country.
At the same time, the rapid improvement of mobile broadband, where adoption is accelerating even among poorer communities, will soon make wireless Internet a true alternative to wired networks.
