Sentence examples for quality of television from inspiring English sources

Staunton was scathing about the quality of television.

But if the quality of television DVD's can be variable, the best ones are addictive.

Magazine editors credit these changes to the improvement in the quality of television programs and the strength of musicians.

Page B1 FEWER WORDS FROM OUR SPONSORS Fox is about to expand its initiative called "Remote-Free TV" against that odious quality of television viewing, the commercial.

Mr. Block, however, has lesser gifts, and they are aimed at well-worn targets: the poor quality of television sitcoms and the insidious seduction of selling out.

I will just say this: the quality of television drama now makes practically every movie you go and see feel like it's a story on fast-forward.

Three-level Tonic East is hard to beat for sheer number and quality of televisions.

As television budgets increased – along with the size and quality of televisions themselves – that had changed, and Gilligan was intent on taking advantage of the shift.

Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett, who founded the Children's Television Workshop in 1968, wanted to create research-driven children's programming which would harness the addictive qualities of television.

It operates out of a loftlike space in Seattle with multiple studios, each outfitted with four to seven video cameras, including one on a crane, for mimicking the slick production qualities of television.

This was the seventies, the heyday of "Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company," shows created by Joan Ganz Cooney and her team of progressive researchers at the Children's Television Workshop, whose goal, according to "Street Gang: The Complete History of Sesame Street," by Michael Davis, was to "master the addictive qualities of television and do something good with them".