Sentence examples for tv discussions from inspiring English sources

And, as many people on radio phone-ins and in TV discussions have asked in recent weeks, whose truth should we believe?

On TV discussions and in his stage-managing of public events such as the Ingeborg Bachmann prize competition he was a consummate showman.

At the same time, the topic of whether the heated encounter Tuesday night had alienated the very female voters they were seeking to connect with became fodder for cable TV discussions.

First Penguin Classics found that the paperback edition of Alone in Berlin by Hans Fallada not only flew off the shelves but inspired TV discussions on the moral challenge of resistance to the Nazis.

Several strategies were adopted by the Coalition, including a pictorial campaign entitled 'Faces of Violence,' comprising a collection of pictures of abused women, projecting 'voices' and 'faces' of survivors of abuse in the press, a documentary on domestic violence, newspaper articles, radio and TV discussions, and the lobbying of parliamentarians.

This was another milestone in British TV discussion.

The young woman had spoken about her ordeal on a TV discussion show.

This emerged graphically in a recent TV discussion between CNN's Candy Crowley and Jim Hoffa, boss of the teamsters' union.

THE SMITHS David Sinclair, the Times, music I worked on a TV discussion show called Eight Days A Week at the height of the Smiths hysteria.

In a recent TV discussion, Hossam el-Hamalawy, the prominent Egyptian leftist blogger, was asked: "So you're the president of Egypt.

The penultimate section of the novel is a transcript of a Yorkshire TV discussion between Clough and his bête noire, former Leeds manager Don Revie.