Sentence examples for television capacity from inspiring English sources

But Jackson, who was hired last month by Yankee-Nets to work in a television capacity, will have a role in the basketball operations.

This is a vision of television's capacity to desensitise; it's better we should live in fear.

Michael Jackson's latest problem is the ultimate test of television's capacity for multitasking: highlighting his musical talent and at the same time marketing the dark side of Neverland.

According to a leaked letter last week, the Home Office would like to turn its attention to television's capacity to spread evil, and I don't mean the unpardonable incubation of Katie Hopkins's career.

Boasting 150 hours of high definition television recording capacity, the HD XL has enough space to appease even the most devoted entertainment fans.

Perhaps the least expected and appreciated gift of reality television is its capacity for redemption.

Taking a different approach to the promising market of personal video recording, Sony Electronics introduced a PC with a built-in television tuner and capacity to store digitally as much as 100 hours of programming.

The doubts quickly disappeared when it was discovered that television also had the capacity to generate legions of new sports fans.

More than film, photography or television, with their inbuilt capacity to fool the eye, ghosts in the theatre really spook us.

It was her return to Broadway as a grande dame of the stage after decades mainly on television, and demonstrated her capacity for bleakness and depravity, in contrast to her easygoing domesticated televisual presence.

One of the more poignant moments in the post-verdict debate was the sight of that lion of Hindi cinema, Javed Akhtar, scriptwriter and lyricist, in a television studio in his capacity as a secular Muslim.