Sentence examples for hallmark television from inspiring English sources

One is Ms. Winterson's search for her birth mother: a good story I'd rather not give away, except to say that it will not soon be made into a Hallmark television movie.

But the family fortune is up thanks to rising stock in publicly traded Crown Media Holdings, which owns the Hallmark television channel.

Many consider this extended live coverage a hallmark in television news.

Although the weakest currency of criticism, superlatives have become a hallmark of television's recent resurgence.

"What was so remarkable was that Steven Bochco created a cop drama that was about characters instead of police work, about the human condition instead of the procedural elements that had been the hallmarks of television police shows up to that point," said Joel Fields, executive producer of "The Americans".

What was so remarkable was that Steven Bochco created a cop drama that was about characters instead of police work, about the human condition instead of the procedural elements that had been the hallmarks of television police shows up to that point.

Television is the best medium for delivering a spiritual message widely and fast (faster even than a Hallmark card), yet television has its own rites and ratings requirements that inevitably abase the faith.

Our passion, our drive to make what felt different and adventurous, had been the hallmark of British television for 40 years.

He won three Emmy Awards for the role, now considered one of the hallmark characters of television drama.

"Pilots, the fall season, summer repeats, live ratings" — all hallmarks of traditional television — were falling away because of Netflix, he boasted.

One might think that after the coverage of the 2016 election was criticised as having the hallmarks of reality television and very little policy discussion, the focus may have shifted away from how the candidates handle a sandwich.