Sentence examples for television a bad from inspiring English sources
Michael Nathanson, an analyst at Nomura, separated News Corporation into three hypothetical companies: a good one, based on television; a bad one, which makes films; and a downright toxic one, which runs newspapers.
Mr. Grossman sneaked a look at the television, a bad car crash on the afternoon news, and said, "It's good to have a friend when you're old and sick".
When you walk in the door, I wouldn't say, 'Let me tell you about you and your crazy left-wing... ' You would be, like, 'I think I'm leaving now, this guy needs some therapy.' So why would we do that in a public forum on television?" A bad host, he said, was someone like David Letterman.
"Damn that television, what a bad picture!" Years before the video for Once in a Lifetime made them early MTV stars, Talking Heads wrote this strange and fascinating number about a couple who freshen up their dull lives and save their flagging relationship by making their own ratings-winning TV show.
— Baltimorean in New York Two reasons: the loss to Jacksonville was hideous and was on national television – always a bad combo because if that was a viewer's only look at the Ravens this season, it did not leave a great impression.
He was not interested in doing television after a bad experience appearing in Monty, but changed his mind when he learned that it was an ensemble script.
It's an "attack dog posing as a kitten," and in what might be Crispin's most biting entry a "decade-long conversation about which television show is a good television show and which television show is a bad show".
Academic researchers, and even many parents, saw television primarily as a bad influence on children.
Getting killers to script and restage their murders for the benefit of a cinema or television audience seems a bad idea for a number of reasons.
Television can be a bad influence.
22) Do not talk about your television show in a bad way when it starts airing if you do not like the way you are seeing yourself portrayed.
