Sentence examples for television fare from inspiring English sources

Comment on new television fare available this season.

Television fare: "The Human Vapor," "Roots of Evil".

It consists of one large color screen and… Comment on new television fare available this season.

Most of Esquire's television fare offers tamer escapism than hit series like "The Deadliest Catch".

But "Farmed and Dangerous" is an unusually ambitious example: these are full-length, scripted programs, presented alongside standard television fare.

In Canada NHL games are the most popular television fare, but they are all but invisible here.

The scenes in which he appears, however, are standard sketch-television fare.

But in the past year the National Geographic channel has invested in prestige-television fare, reassuring some.

The film, directed by Ben Bolt from a script by E. Max Frye and Steve Griffiths, includes a few clever twists, which at times makes it seem classier than the standard made-for-television fare.

The best qualities of the earlier film are matched in its successor: the eye-filling vistas, the over-the-top sets and costumes, the nifty effects, all of them light years beyond standard made-for-television fare.

I once wrote that tales about writers' families tend to have a relation to real life that can be expressed in terms of standard network-television fare, on a spectrum that goes from sitcoms to Lifetime movies, and that mine were sitcoms.