Sentence examples for informative programme from inspiring English sources

Obviously we see the play at one remove in that the Pinelli case is something we have to bone up on (with the help of an informative programme).

But a secondary reason for the absence of a more informative programme for Great Britain, though, is that it would be hard to commission the usual articles on what the play is about because, in the case of Great Britain, the theatre is more concerned with telling people what it isn't about.

A very interesting informative programme, but was it really necessary to waste a whole pig to demonstrate the effects of salt as a preservative.

Everything, from the enthusiastically informative programme notes to the sound itself, shouts of the extraordinary musicianship that has kept this group at the top of the musical heap for forty years.

Let us praise the two most consistently intelligent and informative programmes in any media, the Food Programme and Farming Today.

Olivier made an excellent case for the National by showing us just what we had been missing: I remember being struck, on my first visit, by something as simple as the elegantly informative programmes.

- Your own brother called the apple of your eye, mother of your precious children, your delicate flower of a wife who you've always respected and cherished, 'the Polack' on the engaging and informative radio programme you co-host together.Tell us, is there a moment you can trace when your heart broke, exactly?

The intervention, an informative educational programme, covers topics IBS patients like to have more knowledge about [ 18- 22].

The informative educational programme will be given by nurse practitioners or welfare workers and not by hypnotherapists because it is anticipated that hypnotherapists will automatically use the suggestive language they use in the hypnotherapy.

I feel that the middle management and upper management are the real cause of the mounting anger that the BBC seems to invoke when it promises educational, informative and quality programmes and then delivers unbalanced, predicatable and dull programming.

Mo Abudu, a 50 year-old Nigerian media entrepreneur and talk show host, is the founder of Ebony Life TV, a fast-growing black African multi-broadcast entertainment network, which showcases informative and entertaining programmes that portray Africa at its best.