Sentence examples for show branded from inspiring English sources

Media watchdog group the Parents Television Council, a frequent critic of the show, branded the episode the "worst show of the week".

It adds up to be a significant test for the morning show brand.

"We did – Jonathan, the crew and myself – have a discussion about whether to include the phone calls in the completed show," Brand wrote in the book.

Viacom acquired Paramount Parks at a time when media companies were expanding their show brands into parks.

And the platform offers analytics to show brands how users are interacting with their ads.

Comedy Central has indicated that it intends to keep the "Daily Show" brand alive, albeit with a new host.

In November 2010, Richardson commented on his future with the show, branding it a new era and thankful to be part of it.

The "Report" was created in 2005 as a way of extending the "Daily Show" brand with Colbert, at the time a popular correspondent on the fake-news program.

Despite the tweak to the title, The Daily Show brand has become synonymous with Stewart's signature blend of sincerity, indignation, and snark.

That's why on so many low-end reality shows, brands are often blurred, Mr. Yospe said — the shows either could not or did not try to get approval.

It shows Brand's fitful brilliance but doesn't downplay his narcissism or his unique ability to inspire and infuriate at exactly the same time.