Sentence examples for foreign viewer from inspiring English sources

If Channel 4 were Britain's only television provider, a foreign viewer who switched on at random might reasonably conclude that Islam was Britain's prevailing religion.But of course, Channel 4 is not the country's only broadcaster; there is a bewildering variety of alternatives, including Christian fare like the BBC's Songs of Praise which features old favourites from the Anglican hymn-book.

ISIS's videos of beheadings are for foreign viewers.

While Iranians are aware of the distortions of "Islamic filmmaking," foreign viewers often are not.

Other BBC shows popular with foreign viewers include David Attenborough's natural history documentaries and local versions of Strictly Come Dancing.

Admitting that he was returning foreign viewers to the debate broadcast "with some reluctance," Obama concluded his remarks by saying, "Please stop watching this".

For foreign viewers, the most difficult aspect of the video might be the idea that the "it girl" for one of America's most popular singers could be a cartoon child.

For decades, the films of Yasujiro Ozu were largely unseen outside of Japan; the thinking was that his studied tales of family relationships were "too Japanese" to make sense to foreign viewers.

Boyle conceded that some of the show's cultural references would baffle foreign viewers who included Nursultan Nazarbayev and Omurbek Babanov, the president and prime minister of Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic respectively.

Mr. Fleischer's own daily White House briefings -- a form of democratic theater that can be as perplexing to foreign viewers as kabuki, and sometimes as lengthy -- may also become a staple of daily Iraqi programming, officials say.

Winger agrees that Berlin holds a particular fascination for foreign viewers, even if he's unsure whether Deutschland 83 fans noticed the show wasn't actually set in the city.

But authors of the report sounded an upbeat note, saying the figures were "good news" for the BBC as it showed the "clear potential" to make money if it opened up access to the service and charged foreign viewers.