Sentence examples for view on television from inspiring English sources

You'll get a better view on television".

The most striking feature inside the restaurant is the view — on television.

With Mr. Gore countering that view on television, campaign advisers also spent the day trying to bat down this characterization.

We have become inured to infidelities in officialdom, especially among Gingrich Republicans, but this is the first time most of us have watched a political leader's wandering morph before our eyes into a high-profile divorce, complete with male midlife crisis and hovering lawyers, that played out in full view on television in real time.

Like V-chips that restrict what children can view on television, MyKey allows parents to limit teenage drivers to a top speed of 80 miles per hour, cap the volume on the car stereo, demand seat belt use and encourage other safe-driving habits.

More unusually still, Mr Qimani has been invited to air his views on television, including on one programme where he challenged any cleric to an open debate.

Amy Aidman, research director for the Center for Media Education, a children's research and advocacy group, said one reason could be that general views on television violence have changed from absolute opposition to all fighting to an understanding that there are different messages in different kinds of fighting -- and not all of them are bad.

Viewed on television, their aesthetic is jarring, self-referential and vividly imagined, one that celebrates its medium of choice through the filter of 1980s public-access cable.

British wrestling, meanwhile, as viewed on television, has three main rules.

"We are live, so we are among the last appointment viewing on television".

The whole world gets it: New York is a fascinating, varied city as viewed on television sets everywhere.