Sentence examples for television understanding from inspiring English sources

Thatcher was on television, understanding the insult to Islam and sympathizing with the insulted.

And she was suddenly too sick on Friday -- "She really is sick," a spokesman said -- to join Mr. Wahid when he pleaded on national television for understanding.

As technology races ahead, our images outpacing our understanding, television desperately needs cultural analysis.

Over the years, several television newsmen, not understanding that they were famous only for being famous, have run for political office.

They are different in the sense that they now have a tremendous opportunity to watch films from all over the world because of video and television changing their understanding of cinema.

Visual literacy is at the core of the program; the notion that navigating and understanding television, movies, ads and websites are necessarily skills in today's world.

From 1961 to 1981, they lived in Germany, watching television each night without understanding a word.

Grillo's exclusion from television is crucial to understanding the man and his success.

Mr. Epstein's claim is an odd one when there are industries and television networks built around understanding and memorializing the darker chapters of our history.

"There's an understanding from television and the 'C.S.I.'s' and "Law and Orders' and the '24's' that there's a desire to see the bad guy gotten," he added.

(Mr. Howard's more prosaic interpretation of this same theme results in a lot of... close-ups.) But Mr. Morgan radically underestimates Nixon's own understanding of television itself.