Sentence examples for intriguing television from inspiring English sources

An intriguing television prospect came Mr. Lumet's way when George Clooney approached him about directing the live broadcast of "Fail Safe" last spring.

Dennis Waszak Jr., The Associated Press: The arrival of Tim Tebow and the dynamic between him and Sanchez would have made for intriguing television, but the person said the Jets' decision stemmed from having a new offensive coordinator, Tony Sparano, who is installing a new system.

Now, Mr. Coffey is finding himself in the service of three more media titans: Mr. Turner, Time Warner's vice chairman; Gerald M. Levin, Time Warner's chairman; and soon Stephen M. Case, the America Online chairman -- in what is perhaps this era's most intriguing media arena, television financial news.

Possibly one of the most intriguing developments in television-viewing technology in the last few years is the personal video recorder.

But in one of the more intriguing subplots of the television season, circumstances have changed suddenly and unexpectedly for "The West Wing" and Mr. Sorkin.

Mr. Meloni actually does an intriguing bit of double television duty these days, portraying a thrill-killing convict on HBO's "Oz".

The internal debate has brought up intriguing questions about what television viewers do, and do not, want to see in the mornings, especially as more and more of them reach for their smartphone before their remote control when they wake up.

Some television critics find it an intriguing twist on suburban family angst.

At the same time, the book provides an intriguing critique of the world of reality television, highlighting the falseness, the corporate interests, and the problematic values it might instill in adolescent viewers.

For a rare and intriguing glimpse into the process of writing a television series, the entire podcast is very much worth a listen.

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