Sentence examples for by television programmes from inspiring English sources

It's easy to be misled by television programmes, glossy magazines and swanky cookery books into thinking people have skills.

The programme is being complemented by television programmes celebrating the rich heritage of British film, spearheaded by a seven-part BBC2 series.

Campaigners say hoarders have been mischaracterised by television programmes such as Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners and The Hoarder Next Door, which they say falsely portray them as cheerfully living in grubby homes surrounded by junk.

It had been pressured by the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (CPC), which said it was concerned that young boys were starting to cross-dress because they had been "brainwashed" by television programmes, the Jakarta Post reported.

Those positive parental attitudes on television viewing may be influenced by television programmes, which have claimed to have educational value for children.

Irvine added to his tally with home and away goals against Halifax Town, where he would go on to play the next season, and a strike against Aston Villa that was named as runner-up in a Goal of the Season competition by television programme Match of the Day.

In the months that followed there was widespread outrage, articulated in and fed by revelatory television programmes and newspaper articles, as well as by public evidence to a Commons select committee investigation of Army duty of care.

More recently he was infuriated by two television programmes.

Perhaps none ever quite resembled the colourless domestic enclaves popularised by 1970s television programmes such as "The Brady Bunch"; now, they look nothing at all like them.

The thorough infusion of this oleaginous ideology into our collective psyche is best exemplified by those television programmes in which wildly enthusiastic amateurs attempt to bake, baste and flambe their way into 15 minutes of perfectly cooked fame.

Some technical elements were used to enhance or strengthen the social structure such as bonding by discussing television programmes watched at home, or listening to music whilst carrying out work.