Sentence examples for more complex tv from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the original Angels are best viewed less as precursors to more complex TV heroines like Buffy and Sydney Bristow than as their beta version: the spazzy, embarrassing sister with a certain partying charm.
What starts out as a one-sided argument about censorship finally turns into something funnier and more complex about TV's gradual sacrifice of the unfettered risk-taking that the Pythons gloriously symbolised.
The reception of irregular migrants is a far bigger and more complex operation than the TV images show.
Firing a nuclear weapon is - unsurprisingly - more complex than changing the TV channel.
The addition of digital media channels like Cheddar's could help YouTube expand its lineup quickly and affordably, without having to carve out more complex deals with cable TV network owners.
They are much more complex, and in that regard, TV reflects reality to a much greater degree".
"That, I think, will keep everyone at the table this time until there's a settlement without a strike". The TV issue is more complex, said Garvey, who spent 12 years as the NFLPA's first executive director.
Still, several scenes involving dinosaur attacks are definitely longer, more complex and more suspenseful than the usual TV action sequences.
In 40 continuous hours, a TV show can boast more complex plotting and deeper subtext than would be possible in any single movie.
Her unrefined persona is more complex than the cliched depictions that can grace TV screens.
"Telecom services are much more complex from a network point of view than pay-TV," he says.
