Sentence examples for cute television from inspiring English sources

Jones is more peevish than his cute television persona, and Tork more thoughtful than the clueless dope he portrayed.

The first time Mr. Brannaman saw Manhattan, he was a young rodeo performer doing rope tricks on "What's My Line?" But what looked cute on television turned dark and scary behind the curtain.

Oh, and when little "Bandit" lets out a meow, it's just about the cutest live television moment we've ever seen.

At other times it veers into the kind of overly cute, made-for-reality television feints and flourishes that diminish the intrinsic joy of the moment.

A series of cute promotions running on television recently shows various members of the Dallas Stars celebrating over the past year with the Stanley Cup that they won last spring.

Television families were cute then, and so was Dennis.

Here we have Vick's connection with mainstream America — the commercial on television showing a cute couple arriving at one of those upscale gambling dens, out where Americans used to grow food or make things in factories.

Our prosperous lives leave us with fewer frustrations to take out on the helpless As prosperity makes us more comfortable, suffering becomes more horrible to us Prosperity has removed us from nature, allowing us to view wolves and lions in television documentaries as "cute" or "beautiful" rather than "life threatening" Increasing wealth has lowered the utility cost of theft.

They are about as big a threat to television as the cute little kitties that populate half the site.

They're cute musical teaching toys for television-weaned grownups in which every syllable is asserted with the emphatic cheeky clarity of a friendly clown teaching the alphabet.

A month later, though, when the center announced the delivery of a female Rothschild giraffe, an endangered subspecies, the cute-baby photos lighted up television, computer and telephone screens around the world.