Sentence examples for interesting programme from inspiring English sources

SINGAPOREAN television showed an atypically interesting programme last week.

The centre still has an interesting programme of drama, dance, comedy, music and film.

There is now a really interesting programme in place and a feeling that the gallery is somehow unafraid.

This was a very interesting programme (I know! Who'd have thought!), but too long, at 45 minutes.

That might have made an interesting programme, but this one was looking at a wartime food shortage (TV and radio, 11 October, page 22, G2).

Think of it like smoking, and the tax going to the NHS: you give yourself mind-cancer, vegging in front of EastEnders, and Radio 4 zaps it, with an interesting programme about the treaty of Delhi.

These are interesting programmes, but there is a problem with their tone.

In fact, I'd say that the most interesting programmes of the weekend aren't on terrestrial channels at all - but their digital cousins.

Dennis knew a lot and he talked a lot about what he knew, but the point was that he could deliver: he made well-crafted and deeply interesting programmes across a broad cultural spectrum.

Although I firmly believed that dismissing TV bolstered (rather than undermined) my faculties as a film critic, missing out on so many potentially interesting programmes over the years did make me something of a social pariah.

Mr Redmond said: "It was incredibly difficult to decide on a shortlist as all the bids recognised the power of culture to bring about social change and offered innovative and interesting programmes.