Sentence examples for swath of television from inspiring English sources

Tepidly, I would say, judging from a quick swath of television interviews over the weekend.

And what is winning Emmys is not necessarily representative of the broad swath of television.

Attenborough, for example, exemplified public-service BBC, producing great swaths of television in a distinguished career.

However impossible it is to think of "Jon & Kate Plus Eight" or "Jersey Shore" as art, reality shows have taken over wide swaths of television, and memoir writing has become a rite of passage for actors, politicians and celebrities of every ilk.

Meanwhile, the vast swath of anime television series available in English are ignored.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's government used a state of emergency law to close the 29 publishing houses last week, along with a swath of newspapers, television channels, magazines and news agencies.

Mr. Burns and PBS executives said they hoped that all the promotion would help the documentary reach wide swaths of the television audience that PBS does not normally draw.

Lately huge swaths of the television industry have become locked into an arms race when it comes to depicting garish extremes of every sort: Every network wants that promotable moment, the social-media meltdown, the batshit-crazy development that will bring more eyeballs and help a program stand out.

The survey sampled a swath of newspapers, cable and network television newscasts, Internet news sites and radio programs in 2007 and the first half of 2008.

It is much easier to target wide swaths of constituencies through television and radio ads, mass phone calls and dropped-off campaign pamphlets, rather than trying to visit every single county in the state.

That program, hosted by Mr. Cosby, was included in a seven-part series about a wide swath of black issues, said Tim Brooks, a television historian.