Sentence examples for televised sound from inspiring English sources

Carson's approach is effective because it is so hard to capture its inanity in the confined space of a televised sound bite or newspaper article.

It sounds absurd, but trend is neither new nor specific to televised sound bites.

He did not discover this, he heard the Last Poets do it, but he used their form to his own purposes and produced singular and scornfully brilliant observations such as "Whitey on the Moon," and "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," which sound as vital and scornfully brilliant now as they did when he recorded them nearly forty years ago.

After that she rarely appeared on the opera stage, although she continued to make recordings and sing in concerts (live and televised) and on movie sound tracks, including Fantasia 2000 (1999) and House of Flying Daggers (2004).

Although many people have known about closed captioning since its limited introduction in the early 1970s, it has become common at places like bars that mute the sound of televised sporting events.

WaThe – Housoundrty Pofitelevised

The Super Bowl edition of "Sound FX" was televised Wednesday and will be replayed Saturday at 8 p.m. Eastern.

The relative simplicity and accessibility of televised information and the focus on "sound bites" in television combined with the immediate connectivity to visual media made it the medium of choice.

We had heard football chants on televised matches, but they usually sounded fairly subdued.

It is hardly a coincidence that these shows have been growing at the same pace as live televised musicals like The Wiz, The Sound of Music Live! and Peter Pan Live!

It sounded, literally, like 60 televised minutes of watching glaze set, or someone kneeling by an oven peering gingerly at a rising walnut loaf.