Sentence examples for distinctive shows from inspiring English sources

I don't think there's been a lot of interference – and you've got really distinctive shows as a result".

— "The Simpsons" are distinctive shows, playing with TV conventions like forensic and medical and music dramas in ways that would make them unlikely to fit in the other networks' lineups.

He fell out with Hat Trick and then Tiger Aspect, before settling most productively at Talkback Thames, a trendy but supportive environment run by Peter Fincham, where he made one of his most distinctive shows, Monkey Dust (2003), a dark, satirical animation, for BBC2 and BBC3.

Despite suffering clear brand damage from casting Mary, Mel and Sue out of their tent, Channel 4 continued to make the sort of new and distinctive shows that create, at awards ceremonies and among opinion-formers, an impact disproportionate to their ratings.

But they're both distinctive shows that fans of theater and dance shouldn't miss.

Reilly believes that as people do less passive TV viewing, there will be a greater need for Turner to have distinctive shows that viewers will seek out through digital platforms.

The Y chromosomal diversity is especially reduced and distinctive, showing a clear east-west divergence over short geographic distances within the country4,5,6,7,8.

The Negro Ensemble Company, hoping to sink roots in Harlem, is announcing itself with a distinctive show called "Webeime" that racks up plenty of style points, though not so many in the substance department.

There are moments of exquisite beauty in this indefinable and utterly distinctive show that makes a mockery of all the old boundary-defining labels such as "gig", "theatre" and "spoken word".

Terrific Olbermann 'News' But there are better things from Fox Sports Net: its search for a distinctive show is over: the new Sunday night "Keith Olbermann Evening News" is a sophisticated and occasionally silly vacation from "Sports Center or the "National Sports Report".

The food photography was almost as distinctive, showing processed convenience foods, frozen vegetable, party nibbles, and, of course, the ubiquitous gelatin mold.