Sentence examples for thinks that the programme from inspiring English sources

It's important, he thinks, that the programme endeared itself to artists by being tech-minded and fastidious.

He thinks that the programme makes policing harder because it erodes trust between his officers and the people they are supposed to police.

I like to think that the programme and the attitude of Sugar and the editing team are just to create good telly rather than reflect the reality of progressive, socially aware businesses in a global environment.

'After I appeared on Question Time a couple of people came up and said that they had seen me, though I don't think that the programme is the most popular with people at college,' Peacock said.

But we still thought that the programme - suddenly shunted back in the schedules from 10pm to 10.30pm by a cautious Channel 4 - would be a late-night curio, watched by insomniacs and closeted husbands.

Looking back, I had the balance wrong; I put too much emphasis on the negative aspects, and they were too high in my story... Do I think that the programme – as well as the problems associated with it – are fair game for a news story?

It is thought that the programme will also claim that while Mitchell said he would be available "at any time" to Lu's company, he had failed to offer the same service to a person living in his constituency of Sutton Coldfield.

Others thought that the programme would not survive without its lead presenter.

I have listened to TMS for more years than I care to remember and I do not think that the programme has in any way "dumbed down -horrible expression by the way.

We like to think that the programme is (to borrow a phrase from the New York Times) all the news you need to hear - a half hour distillation of day's most important stories from the UK and around the world - and the context which explains why they matter.

Pusztai later said that at the time of the interview he was not sure if he should reveal results from experiments that had not been completed and did not think that the programme would be hostile towards genetically modified food.