Sentence examples for tv matters from inspiring English sources
"October TV matters less," he said.
"TV matters, but when World Cup qualifying begins it's a different issue and we can push back.
Andrew Morton Birmingham How disappointing that Mark Lawson's column (TV matters, G2, 27 September) says Gray and Keys must have assumed they were "safe", and argues that because broadcasters have to engage in "extreme concentration" on air, they are extremely "relaxed" when not.
As online media solidifies its grasp over every aspect of our lives, the once-hegemonic medium of evening TV matters less and less.
This episode of TV matters because this isn't just about how one fictional guy treats one fictional woman on the set of their fictional show(s).
It's difficult to imagine now a world where the way you got your TV mattered, but I'm old enough to remember getting hooked up for cable and being able to watch Peggy Sue Got Married and Howard the Duck on HBO.
These moments of diversity on TV matter to me... to you... and to our children.
"If you're directing," says Fukunaga, "it doesn't really matter any more if it's going straight to TV – what matters is whether you have the resources to make a story that moves you.
I'll do my very best, though, to show why TV still matters".
But as Howard Dean learned in Iowa, it's only how you come across on TV that matters in America, not what it feels like in the moment.
