Sentence examples for found on tv from inspiring English sources

And, as the number of screens we have has proliferated, so too has product placement: it's found on TV, in-game and on YouTube.

It has been noted how many directors and stars have turned their talent to the small screen, and it's fair to say that a lot of the best villains can now be found on TV.

Full of interesting characters and fine performances, The Gods of Wheat Street provides a refreshing perspective on the kind of domestic Australia usually found on TV in suburbia and affluent, white families.

Even the publication of the Chilcot report couldn't dampen his megalomania, and he is still frequently found on TV news channels trying to persuade the country he has a vital role to play in the Brexit negotiations.

Before Richard Pryor, there were only three aspects of black maleness to be found on TV or in the movies: the suave, pimp-style blandness of Billy Dee Williams; the big-dicked, quiet machismo of the football hero Jim Brown; and the cable-knit homilies of Bill Cosby.

Celebrities, from movie stars to professional athletes, can be found on TV, radio, and social media endorsing a wide variety of products and services – sometimes even including investment opportunities.

I remember trying to enjoy watching the few games my dad and I could find on TV.

The Boston Herald said that it "fetishises violence even more than it depicts sex and nudity, which is often"; the LA Times noted that "bodies are stabbed, slashed, sledge-hammered and variously dismembered"; and the Washington Post said, quite approvingly, that it's "just about the grimiest, nastiest, bloodiest thing you could hope to find on TV".

The games appear amid high-quality animation that rivals what you would find on TV.

Sure, with sites like Netflix and Hulu, the distribution model has changed, but he said they're just "a different pipe" — the underlying content is pretty similar to what you'd find on TV.

She notes that the shows are similar because they come from such specific points of view, which can be hard to find on TV.