Sentence examples for engaging television from inspiring English sources

It's certainly engaging television, but watching young, attractive people do just about anything can be relatively enjoyable.

"She has a wonderful, positive energy and her work is a marriage of historical perspective and engaging television," Mr. Rifkin said.

Gleb Pavlovsky, a former Kremlin consultant, wrote recently that Russians see the war as a "bloody, tense and emotionally engaging" television drama that has little to do with reality but which they want to see continue.

Now that she has sold Fox on herself and her methodology, she can demonstrate that she still makes the kind of emotionally engaging television that is worth fighting over.

The series also highlights the difference between the pursuit of engaging television and the sometimes frenzied efforts of contestants to win, perhaps at the risk of their own health.

While one is charmingly articulate, capable of negotiating with private clients and a production company to create both beautiful gardens and engaging television, the other requires considerable support and is minimally verbal.

Develop an engaging video.

So we discussed a way of making it an engaging piece of television instead.

The race, soaked in personal drama that many have found similar to — and even more engaging than — reality television, received enormous media attention.

If Bette Davis had been along, she'd have lit a cigarette and said, "Who needs Michelin's stars when we have the moon?" After lunch, an engaging, kindly retired television producer named Martin Derasse showed us around his 12th-century priory.

Sure, he's had a couple of clunkers since he joined the writing staff in Season 2, but overall, few scribes have a better grasp of Sam and Dean -- or crafting a well-paced and engaging hour of television -- than the "Angel" alum, which explains why "Repo Man" was one of the strongest episodes of the season to date.