Sentence examples for shows adopted from inspiring English sources

Fashion Shows Adopted a See-Now, Buy-Now Model.

Nevertheless, Trump, who admits that he reads almost nothing and gets his information from "the shows," adopted Fox rhetoric, Fox fury, and Fox standards of truth and falsehood, all with a dollop of Trumpian nativist flair.

'Wat Mahathat' the most important temple in Sukhothai period that shows adopted with 'Traiphum' concept results in its pagoda arrangement and architectural feature, also located and connected to this urban axis.

From this significant separation, it shows adopted the idea of 'Traiphum' suitable to emphasize capital city and simultaneously provide the semi-god status of ruler dynastic through sacred boundary (Jumsai 2008).

Many VR experiences to date have either been games or non-interactive video – the equivalent to early television shows adopting the conventions of radio, and early cinema doing the same with theatre.

JBL then starts appearing on cable financial news shows, adopting the persona of a mega millionaire tycoon who rides to the ring in a limo and says that he's married to the most powerful woman on Wall Street.

Rosen criticized Meet the Press, and host David Gregory specifically, before recommending that all shows adopt a formal fact-checking system.

In 1936 they were hired by WBAP in Fort Worth for a daily 15-minute radio show, adopted the name the Chuck Wagon Gang and were huge radio and recording stars for the next 15 years.

Some theorised that the warrior race had undergone a drastic mutation in the interim, and the show adopted this convenient idea faster than you can say "1960s TV budgetary constraints".

According to Matt Groening, the show adopted the concept of a large supporting cast from the comedy show SCTV.

The show adopts a sex-driven and sometimes humorous treatment of its subject matter.