Sentence examples for explicit entertainment from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain, an advocate of legislation to restrict the sale of violent and sexually explicit entertainment, has not released a list of the witnesses who will speak before the committee.

Correction: October 25, 2000, Wednesday An article on Monday about investments by large companies in sexually explicit entertainment referred incompletely to the relationship between the News Corporation and the EchoStar Communications Corporation, which provides explicit films by satellite to subscribers.

For years the central question when any new television technology comes out is whether explicit entertainment providers will adopt it.

He's gleefully pointed out going after "black rappers" in a prime time special on explicit entertainment, noted how those who live a "gangsta life" were like those left to drown in post-Katrina New Orleans and insisted he wasn't going to "go on a lynching party" when Michelle Obama said some thing which upset conservatives about America.

In the contemporary pornotopia, when explicit sexual entertainments are a mouse click away, it can be difficult to appreciate the impact that "Deep Throat" had in the United States on its release.

Or you can earn a few pennies at a time by performing other chores that flummox computers: categorizing Web sites ("sexually explicit, "arts and entertainment," "automotive"), identifying objects in video frames, summarizing or paraphrasing snippets of text, transcribing audio recordings — specialties at which neural algorithms excel.

Then there is Red Light Center (NSFW), which targets mature adults to give them an altogether more explicit breed of entertainment.

The whole thing is about their children's protection … Boundaries need to be put in place so that young kids aren't barraged by market forces exploiting the "normalisation" of explicit sex in underage entertainment".

More publicity!" On reality television, gratuitous violence and explicit sexuality are not only entertainment but a means to an end.

"It didn't make sense to me to cast women who were only comfortable doing the show if we could show them having explicit sex," said Robert Greenblatt, Showtime's president for entertainment.

Etiquette manuals of the time were explicit — boys were to pay for meals, entertainment and transportation, and in return, girls were to provide well-groomed company, rapt attention and at least a certain amount of physical affection.