Sentence examples for television determined from inspiring English sources

A producer for the show, reading D'Antoni's lips on television, determined that he had said, effectively, Are you kidding me? (although with a few obscenities interspersed).

Yet even if you turned away from the television, determined to judge a candidate speech not merely by what you saw, you would be influenced by what you heard.

Approximately half the homes at all study sites have television (determined by counting television aerials).

With EU funds, it was rebuilt last year, to the annoyance of visiting television crews determined to see her locker.

The most gratifying scenes are not those showing the mounting tension among the stars but the plotting of devious television executives determined to keep them in line.

On television, the determined assistant district attorneys would have pirouetted from humiliation to triumph in time for the 11 o'clock news.

But he arrived in Hollywood suspicious of half-hour television and determined, as he put it, that no one would make a monkey out of him in prime time.

And now the daughter, who went on to a career in television, was determined to learn all she could about the fascinating, little-known chapter of the Holocaust in which her mother played a part, as one of the 10,000 Jewish children who made it out of Germany, Czechoslovakia and Austria during the mission of mercy of 1938-39 that came to be called the Kindertransport.

I realize that modesty is now a quaint notion in most endeavors, and that quite a few women (not all — please hold your e-mail blasts) who call themselves reporters have long faced the television cameras determined to advertise attributes other than their brains.

However, drawing from the same data set (Add Health), Fletcher 32 found that the number of hours a child views television is determined, in part, by their peers in school (not necessarily 'friends'friends

Musical quality, not television, would determine the booking policy.