Sentence examples for viewer enjoy from inspiring English sources

Like a softer version of its MTV cousin "Beavis and Butt-head," "Pop-Up Video" was television that let the viewer enjoy the medium while also enabling him to feel a little bit superior to it.

"So it takes some real sparkle – of which I thought Man Up had plenty, especially in the writing – to keep the viewer enjoying a by-now predictable journey".

"It was interesting: a more liberal viewer enjoyed and supported Brody in Homeland and a more conservative viewer thought he was an outright terrorist and was to be condemned.

Lately, though, the enormous popularity of reality television has demonstrated that viewers enjoy watching people like themselves.

But they also felt that it "doesn't excel for having reporters and personalities that viewers enjoy," finding it "old-fashioned, slow-moving, even boring".

Viewers enjoy watching fight scenes for the same reasons that crowds gather around real-life brawls: They're a break from the norm.

But a soap - which reproduces the rhythms of daily life - can stand greater repetition: viewers enjoy watching Ken Barlow ageing at the same rate as them.

Indeed, the importance of television indicates that music competitions, whatever their artistic merits, will always survive in some form: millions of viewers enjoy the spectacle of art as bullfight and that is what impresses the television moguls.

Its more counter intuitive look at our past is classic Channel 4 history … just the sort of complex drama we've seen Channel 4 viewers enjoy on a Sunday in recent years".

Although the questions might seem impenetrable to some - the missing vowels round once asked teams to find the fictional suicide contained with the formulation C CS N - viewers enjoy seeing the egghead contestants struggling to come up with an answer against the clock.

Ms. Marling's observation that American television viewers enjoy seeing others humiliated offers a useful antidote to the cultural critics who blame every schlocky television show on a profit-hungry media industry trying to entice viewers into viewing by any means necessary.