Sentence examples for lower production values from inspiring English sources

Some of the other content, though, seems to have lower production values.

It's a CGI missionary drive; the television equivalent of a religious pamphlet thrust on you by a benevolent creep, but with lower production values.

Late September is arguably comparable to the recent work of Joanna Hogg – but with much lower production values, looking at times like a moody and startlingly depressing daytime TV drama from yesteryear.

We ask, 'Is it to us now what cable was to broadcast in 1992?' The parallels are there — lower production values; smaller, narrower audience — and it's even cheaper, even more niche, even less profitable today than cable was then.

Groups like the Misfits, the Ramones, and the Stooges coupled the raw guitar sounds of early Black Sabbath with faster tempos, simpler song structures, and lower production values.

The cheaper, more popular face of the satirical press is represented here by the magazines Iumoristicheskii al'manakh (Humor Almanac) and Maliar (Dauber), which adopted lower production values, scrappier humor and more decisively radical politics.

This bifurcation does rather beg the question of what role all the stuff in the middle - those lower production value shows, broadcast on TV channels that are a middle man between programme and viewer - will play.

But then when the DVD or scene comes out, it'll describe the non-white performers in a demeaning way or the scene with a more "diverse" cast might have lower production value.

While it clearly has a lower production value than some of the others in this list, watching Charles Dickens' original handwriting being confidently dunked into a bath is pretty mind-blowing.

But the biggest wankers online have discovered the techniques of the TV magic-makers and are emulating them with a lowered production value and less thought.

Pollen dusting was ineffective resulting in significantly lower total production values compared to insect pollination.