Sentence examples for television potential from inspiring English sources
Howard, 30, whose television potential was spotted by Danny Cohen, the former BBC3 boss and the new controller of BBC1, has been commissioned for two further series.
Future marketing plans are being discussed with both radio and television potentials.
This consists of Sarah's passionate defense of television's potential and Adam's passionate defense of the disabled as people with an ordinary, fundamental humanity.
He said it was proper for him to engage the news media, adding that showing the boy on television attracted potential parents who might consider adopting him.
The scene in which she worked out that Brody's nervous hand movements were some form of surreptitious code reminded you of television's potential as a medium of sound and image.
Weiner is proud that "Mad Men" had a lasting legacy, influencing how viewers saw television's potential, how they thought about money and power, creativity and the nature of work.
Both men had utopian visions for television's potential, but the play deals as well with all the quotidian matters beyond the scope of their idealism: patent law and economics, science and the repercussions of the Wall Street crash.
The vote tonight followed more than three weeks of sometimes stormy discussion, as senators argued over television's potential effects on the customs of their institution and the quality of their lives.
A pittance compared with the millions of dollars in television and potential bowl revenue that a star like Newton would attract to a program by leading it to a national title.
It has been 25 years since the publication of Neil Postman's "Amusing Ourselves to Death," with its dire warning of television's potential to erode not only public discourse but thinking itself.
Sooner than most, he saw television's potential, and he wanted to transform MCA into a major TV producer.
