Sentence examples for viewer input from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago, the CBC aired a series called "The Greatest Canadian," soliciting viewer input in ranking the most distinguished individuals in the nation's history.

As ratings have steadily declined in the past decade, the show has entertained endless renovations to its format, switching networks, discharging beloved judges, allowing male models to compete in several seasons, and even, in a temporary and largely unpopular change inspired by the likes of "American Idol," including viewer input in its weekly evaluations.

Part of the experience of watching his movies — not just "Titicut Follies," where the point is blunt enough, but, for example, "The Store," about the Neiman-Marcus department store in Dallas, which demands a lot of viewer input — is asking yourself: Why these scenes, where nothing much seems to be happening, and not other scenes, where something might actually be happening?

Warner Brother said YouTube turned down a request to have viewers input their age before playing the video (to keep impressionable young viewers from seeing it) but that YouTube would monitor the situation.

The main thrust being that the social experience of Twitter might be improved were the company to add a "discussion" or chat function that would, in Tom's conception, give the viewer an input box by which to leave a comment and easily discuss tweets without flooding followers' streams with one part of an on-going conversation.

With almost no dialogue, Mr. Van Sant evokes a spooky dreamscape that seems to demand the viewer's input.

Alternatively, choose Show Character Viewer from the Input menu in the menu bar (looks like a flag or character).

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Lawmakers are watching public opinion, and several sought input from viewers as they weighed the options before them.

Throughout the past week, park staffers have posted photos of individual bears and gathered input from viewers who selected favorites in a bracketed, tournament-style competition.

Even if "Transparent" doesn't lead to a spike in sales of paper goods, Soloway speculated that there is a chance that Amazon will just make the pilots it wants to make, with input from viewers as one of several factors that influence their decisions.