Sentence examples for television portrays from inspiring English sources

And partly, I'm certain, because television portrays anger as an acceptable social emotion.

If there's anything we can learn from the recent success of TV shows like Westworld and films like Her, is that we are more fascinated with AI than ever, though not quite in the ways television portrays.

Russian state television portrayed the protesters as Western-sponsored radicals and terrorists.A period of clashes was followed by calm.

Banks, in a flurry of ads in subway cars and on television, portrayed the debit fee reduction as a $12 billion gift to retailers.

Television portrayed the incident as a provocation staged with the connivance of foreign journalists.To a politician like Mr Lukashenka, all this counts as legitimate campaigning.

His ads are all over television, portraying him as a devoted husband, highlighting his experience before his election to sheriff (he worked for years for the Drug Enforcement Administration) and telling voters about a piece of Mr. Penzone's past that they may not have known — a domestic violence incident involving his former wife that resulted in orders of protection issued against both.

The list referred to scenes in film and television portraying men in underwear, and Homer wore underwear in the relevant scene.

What would it look like for these true stories to be told on television, portraying periods as communal and liberating, as bonding experiences?

Today, the average viewer of television is more likely to see a dwarf on television portrayed as a three dimensional person than as a visual punch line.

Television typically portrays politicians as Machiavellian monsters: Kevin Spacey as the murderous Frank Underwood in House of Cards.

"I don't think any one of us has seen anything on television that portrays gay people in as complex a way as this," Mr. Cowen said.