Sentence examples for fully on television from inspiring English sources

His world almost seems like his own "Truman Show" — it's lived most fully on television.

The Netherlands even stage an annual modeling contest for disabled people, which is fully covered on television on Saturday evening primetime by one of the largest broadcasting companies of the country.

The beauty of Augusta National cannot be fully appreciated on television — even in high definition.

The Sobyanin campaign dismissed the allegations, which have not been aired fully on Russian television.

But "Homicide" gives Mr. Kotto one of the most fully rounded characters on television, and he makes the most of it.

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS (DirecTV and NBC) The most fully realized world on television, fictional or otherwise, is midway through its fifth and final season for those who receive DirecTV; everyone else can see it next year on NBC.

NBC's lack of coverage drew the ire of American disability rights groups and IPC president Philip Craven, who expressed his disappointment for American athletes and viewers who were unable to fully experience the games on television.

In fact, a fully credentialed cardiologist touting Lipitor on television would simply be one more particularly visible iteration of a relationship the public is known to despise: a doctor paid in cash instead of goods for promoting a drug to millions, instead of one at a time.

The six months they have already served, he said in remarks that were shown on television, is "fully enough to make them think about what happened, because of their stupidity or for some other reasons".

A looping, partially blocked shot by Ukraine's Marko Devic appeared on television replays to fully cross the goal line.

He does a creditable job on television, but never seems fully comfortable.