Sentence examples for shows noting from inspiring English sources

Briers became quietly disillusioned with contemporary television comedy and the cult of celebrity and reality shows, noting that people used to be magical because they were on television and that, now, "nobody's magical because everyone's on television".

Yet some producers and directors outside Disney rejected the idea that "Mary Poppins" had declining grosses because of other so-called nostalgia shows, noting that "Poppins" — as well as "The Little Mermaid" — received mixed reviews (and some notably negative ones) and may simply have a problem with quality.

Most triumphantly of all, let's head to Radio 1's Newsbeat where, with classic Walshean logic, Louis has tunnelled deep into the heart of the problem with TV singing shows, noting that they're "not what they used to be – they have too much singing in them".

Alan Pergament, writing for The Buffalo News, included The Drew Carey Show in his Top 10 new shows, noting "Carey is a lovable goof and his male buddy show has the chance of becoming the male version of Designing Women".

One newspaper referred to Howerton, who was in reality only 13 years old at the time, as "the Beau Brummel of the side shows", noting that the Doll sisters (two female small persons working with Ringling Brothers) declared him "a regular sheik".

Writer watched the rehearsals of the show, noting Barbara Streisand's pre-performance.

The show notes said: "Rebellious Decadence".

The show notes suggested an attitude of "sensuality and strength".

To its credit, the show notes these social realities.

Or as the Valentino show notes stated: "Luxury is now a private matter".

The show notes crediting Katie Grand also ensured that they paid attention.