Sentence examples for approximation of television from inspiring English sources
The first American video service, offered by Sprint, began in late 2003, offering little more than a choppy approximation of television.
That series (Fridays on NBC) has given us as close an approximation of religious conversion as any on television, without pandering or patronizing, imagining born-again Christianity in all its challenges and consolations.
"Game," television's closest approximation of radical chic, allowed its well-meaning protagonists a swinging dilletantism, and each episode appeared to be a novel adventure in slumming for its stars.
Reality television is the television of television.
No significant effect of television watching or interaction of television watching and portion size was found.
The demands of television.
A bank of television cameras.
The difference is that books, films and television shows are more often set in some approximation of the real, contemporary world.
Broadcast live over national television, the chat may well have revealed the closest public approximation of the late-night cellphone version of Trump.
The new stooge does pretty much the same thing, the difference being that reality-television celebrities have turned their lives (or some weird approximation of life) into vaudeville.
