Sentence examples for diverse shows from inspiring English sources

In regards to theater, Brooks said she felt like Broadway had a solid history of putting on diverse shows.

He admitted his channel is "not diverse enough, frankly", but said he was working on finding more diverse shows and presenters.

The New York Times review comes at a time when television is grappling with the obvious fact that diverse shows attract more viewers.

The big reason the show deserves the win is simple: it's endearingly funny, and it's one of the most diverse shows on television.

"On screen we've already seen some small, but important changes, with non-white characters in Midsomer Murders, and ongoing dramas continuing to be some of the most diverse shows on TV.

The BBC1 controller, Jay Hunt, said: "As the trust acknowledges, we have worked hard on BBC1 to bring viewers the very best bold and ambitious drama and factual programming at 9pm, and a real range of exciting and diverse shows between 7pm and 9pm.

Fluidity as process, material and subject is captured in this diverse show.

It was a diverse showing in remembrance of a white man from a small town 55 miles south of Dallas.

Taken only as a collection of remarkable paintings and sculptures, it is a high-quality, entertainingly diverse show.

I think this only affirms the idea that fashion and beauty companies need to stand for a wider and more diverse show of beauty".

After a remarkably diverse show-business career, the 63-year-old singer and songwriter Dobie Gray, left, at last has his first No. 1 single with a remake of his classic, bittersweet 1973 pop hit "Drift Away".