Sentence examples for endless tv from inspiring English sources
"This mix of reality TV antics and Trumpian disruption has characterized the entire run-up to the summit, generating endless TV talking-points, but little actual movement on the technical issues," noted Robert Kelly, a professor of international affairs at Pusan National University in South Korea.
Re "Steve Allen, Comedian Who Pioneered Late-Night TV Talk Shows, Is Dead at 78" (obituary, Nov. 1): One of my favorite TV memories is watching Steve Allen looking at himself in a monitor; it became an image of endless TV screens, and Steve began to laugh uncontrollably.
But, like the endless TV programmes celebrating the military, the festivity was undermined by violence and spite.
At the moment, you sense they see a blog like a live manifesto, or an endless TV ad.
They watch endless TV shows about houses and fancy themselves as interior designers, able to raise the price of their home with a new sofa and artful lighting.
This in turn spawned a tremendous culture of visual persuasion, with endless TV commercials, magazine ads and billboards promising paradise to the harried and careworn.
I remember writing, "I want to sing, I will sing" on my wall while I watched endless daytime TV.
But, like Scream and endless other TV reboots, it is caught in a paradox: by making it, the producers dilute the very nostalgia on which the commission relies.
The other problem is that globalisation, rock-star chefs and endless foodie TV have given us a taste for exotic foodstuffs: our palates are suddenly so sophisticated that we want pomegranates and figs and za'atar and everything else.
Where are the endless, handwringing TV panel debates about what Trump's hatred of the press really means; what it tells us about his possible character flaws, and his would-be presidency?" Asked about this, Lynn Sweet, a veteran political reporter and columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, offers a longer view.
But that's no reason to hand over three years of your life to endless American TV shows about vampires, alcoholic police officers and gangsters in fedoras.
