Sentence examples for show phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Now, however, Poland is unfortunately catching up with The X Factor and the talent show phenomenon.

As a theatrical experience, "Dennis Cleveland" is a mildly imaginative exploration of the talk show phenomenon at once satirical and surreal.

FASTER than you can say Regis Philbin, your eardrums are rattling with the cheesy, synthesized theme music that opens every broadcast of the trivia quiz show phenomenon "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

Now, in what might just be the moment that the TV talent show phenomenon eats itself, the winner of a parody of the genre by comedian Peter Kay is beating last year's X Factor victor in the race for the number one slot.

He also starred in the television series Believe on Spike TV, the television show Phenomenon, and the 2014 stage show Criss Angel Magicjam.

At 78, Povich has long outlasted the 90s tabloid talk show phenomenon that gave rise to the original incarnation of his hour-long program.

But it's not clear how deep a boom the current quiz-show phenomenon represents.

It seems that ABC's millionaire-game-show phenomenon now has the country buzzing over its arguably discriminatory selection process.

The book by Mr. Moses ("Completeness," "The Four of Us") is consistently witty, full of sly commentary on the nitwit mechanics of the reality-show phenomenon, but also on the romantic expectations fostered by a culture in which a perfect soul mate is considered something you can order up from Amazon.

Allen et al. (2009) describe work on learning in spinal cords of rats that shows phenomena analogous to latent inhibition and overshadowing.

Numerical example presented shows phenomena of axisymmetric and non-axisymmetric dynamic buckling subject to impacts of axial load.