Sentence examples for more recent television from inspiring English sources

More recent television series included Largo Winch (2001), Messiah (2001 and 2003) and Tales From The Crypt (1989).

Fasciculus Medicinae (1491) contains the first appearance of the "wound man" diagram referenced both in Thomas Harris's novel, Red Dragon, in which Dr Lecter makes his debut, and in the more recent television series, Hannibal.

A high-profile victim of phone-hacking, Coogan's more recent television appearances have been connected to his legal action against News International, publisher of the now-defunct News of the World, which he settled earlier this year.

Judging from some of Gervais' more recent television projects, the mastermind behind The Office and the similarly brilliant entertainment industry satire Extras has become so mired in self-satisfaction that any ironic distance between Gervais as performer and Gervais as character is all but lost.

The Huffington Post is going to run a few of our all-time favorite TV lines from the Golden Age of Television as well as some more recent classic television shows.

Middleton has had a distinguished career in print, and in more recent years in television, as the chief political correspondent and Canberra bureau chief for SBS.

In more recent years, the television series "Mad Men" could be said to have achieved the same thing, if by different means.

The book he has written is less comprehensive, less objective and far more coldblooded than recent television documentaries about ground zero like "America Rebuilds," on PBS, or "The World Trade Center: Rise and Fall of an American Icon," on the History Channel.

Later in the week Bravo offers a bicoastal celebration of a more recent type of television personality with the back-to-back offerings "REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA REUNION: WATCH WHAT HAPPENS" (9 p.m. Tuesday) and the fourth-season premiere of "THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ORANGE COUNTY" (10 p.m. Tuesday).

Perhaps understandably, the broadcasters elected to look back 50 years for their model, rather than start with some of the more recent examples from American television.

Thanks to the rapid development of the media, and especially of television, the more recent forms of terrorism are targeted not at specific and limited enemy objectives but at world opinion.