Sentence examples for raw television from inspiring English sources

Many of them testified to the raw television talent of Mr. Olbermann.

Media Studies- Screen Brian Springer's documentary, "Spin," created from hundreds of hours of raw television satellite feed in 1992.

His colleague, Fikile Mhlambi, watched the raw television film of white police officers breaking up a peaceful march in the 1980's.

They reflected on the surprisingly raw television coverage of the war in Vietnam ("Television's War," 1967); profiled Chet Huntley and David Brinkley, of "The Huntley Brinkley Report" ("An Accident of Casting," 1968); and investigated the Nixon Administration's efforts to manipulate TV news ("Shaking the Tree," 1975).

Phoenix then stopped appearing regularly on OVW after debuting on WWE's Raw television show.

For all of the drama surrounding him, Lauer remains a force to be reckoned with, at least in terms of his raw television skills.

A new television series promises to take a "raw, unflinching look" at homeless queer youth ― and you can help get it made. .

Add to that list the raw Fox television series "Cops," which is now in its 14th season of recording police activity with vertiginous, swooping camera movements and presenting it to viewers with a gritty, pock-marked intimacy.

When she saw the raw images on television monitors, Dr. Carolyn C. Porco, head of the imaging team, expressed disappointment, but said, "We haven't applied our full bag of tricks yet".

What's interesting, says Howell, is that while people often argue that "women get a raw deal in television because appearance is so important, in that case why aren't there more women on radio?

It is only natural, then, that some of the Bible's richest narratives - the journey of Abraham and Sarah, the rivalry between Jacob and Esau, the flight of the Israelites to the Promised Land - would provide great raw material for television productions.