Sentence examples for making better television from inspiring English sources
"Are women making better television today than men?" Ms. English said.
It seems like we're constantly taught by the Brits how we could be making better television shows and this has all those lessons rolled up into one neat little package.
It would make better television if Fiorina was on the same stage as Trump, since he'd made comments about her appearance.
Both gave impassioned final speeches, but Mr Boehner's "hell no"'s will make better television tomorrow than Ms Pelosi's nervous laugh.
At MGM/UA I commissioned a pilot of Queen for a Day and I was foolish enough to change it from a program that depended on pathos and tragedy, demeaned and exploited women and tried to make it "uplifting" because I believed that it would make "better television".
That said, the tour is much more cognizant of the role architecture plays in attracting quality fields and making for better television.
"DEADLINE" Nobody in television makes better crime dramas than Dick Wolf of "Law and Order," but here he is trying a hybrid: crime and journalism.
It's trying to follow the story while fighting against YouTube and the blogs for readers' attention, fighting for enough ink and paper after Craigslist and Google have taken their bites out of the budget, and fighting to keep the best reporters who can make better money elsewhere (like television).
They made for better television.
The Globes make much better television than the Oscars.
