Sentence examples for called viewers from inspiring English sources

Culling pictures from gay pornography sites, he electronically blotted over the naked bodies to remove all taint of sexuality and called viewers' attention to the nasty bits: the clashing light switch plate, the stereo speaker used as a shelf, the pile of magazines splayed on the floor.

Curry called viewers "the real 'Today' show family," and said that she wanted to "show [them] the world".

Showtime recently introduced a pay-per-view network called Viewer's Choice, which allows subscribers to pay for a single viewing of very recent films.

Hastings has succeeded, in large part, by taking advantage of what he calls viewers' "managed dissatisfaction" with traditional television: each hour of programming is crammed with about twenty minutes of commercials and promotional messages for other shows.

As for the plan to call viewers at home to push "Madigan Men," Mr. Cohen said that ABC would use a form of technology that only activates when it reaches an answering machine.

But unlike Stewart and Colbert, Oliver has chosen to do something unusual with his program: call viewers to take action.

The media thrives on and depends on bad news for its survival, like a parasite eating away at its organism, sucking hope from entire populations of the people they call viewers.

The video above explains how it works, what the potential dangers are, and calls viewers to sign a petition or contact their lawmakers in opposition of this potentially dangerous legislation.

Other works called on viewers to act.

Facebook's  gaming creator pilot program, as it's called, allows viewers to tip their favorite gamers.

Although the teacher is named Bert Cates and the town called Hillsboro, viewers surely equate him with John Scopes and transpose the scene onto the historic events that transpired in Dayton, TN, during the summer of 1925.