Sentence examples for seen on shows from inspiring English sources

This is not the female analogue of the cable anti-hero, as seen on shows like "Damages" or the promising new FX drama "The Americans"; it's not a layered, sympathetic bad girl, like the great Juliette Barnes on "Nashville".

The former can be seen on shows with "hip hop" and "real wives" in the title.

Terri's been seen on shows such as Today, NBC NY, Fox National News and Good Day Atlanta.

If that doesn't sound so different from what you've seen on shows like Downton Abbey and "Upstairs, Downstairs," and movies like "Gosford Park," there's a reason: wealthy Americans often tried to imitate the British aristocracy, and vice versa.

She did, however, not "adhere to the eroticized male lesbian fantasy or fit into the loveable, asexual guise of the comedy lesbian" that had previously been seen on shows such as Ellen.

In the pursuit of bodily "perfection" as seen on shows like ITV2's sex-and-shouting-themed battle royale, it's becoming increasingly common for people aged 25 to 34 to inject steroids, with the UK seeing a four-fold increase in anabolic steroid use over the past year.

One in five doctors in a 2001 survey said patients asked about diseases or treatments they saw on shows like "ER".

It's very different than what you would see on shows like Say Yes to the Dress.

"Despite what you see on shows like 'CSI,' skeletons only rarely preserve evidence of death," he said.

At the time, the show tackled issues perhaps sometimes a bit absurdly with an honesty rarely seen on teen shows.

SFJ: This is a demographic we haven't seen on the shows.