Sentence examples for viewer of the time from inspiring English sources

Liedtke argues that the common viewer of the time (invariably male, it seems) would have registered an implicit tease in "The Milkmaid".

As Tom Sutcliff writes, The Kongouro would have gone down a storm with a British audience who (like the artist) had never seen one, but surely an Australian viewer of the time would have been downright bemused.

D. W. Griffith's "Over Silent Paths" (1910) offers a particularly striking use of a desolate desert landscape (today's San Fernando Valley) that must have seemed as distant as the moon to many viewers of the time.

When Tipu's Tiger was displayed in London in the nineteenth century, British viewers of the time "characterised the tiger as a trophy and symbolic justification of British colonial rule".

The channel's weather forecasters also make a point of informing Muslim viewers of the times of sunrise and sunset; and early each evening, in a skilfully made piece of reality TV, there are portrayals of ordinary British Muslims explaining how they square their fasting obligations with their daily routine.

NBC should give viewers, regardless of the time zone, the full disclosure they deserve.

Moreover, the economic climate dictates there aren't the hefty upfront handouts from TV companies there were when Audley Harrison pocketed the BBC's £1 million cheque after Sydney 12 years ago and proceeded to try to fool all of the viewers all of the time.

He is almost taunting the viewer a lot of the time to think that this is throwaway".

There's no coherent narrative arc to all the information he throws at the viewer, and part of the time it feels like he's making it up on the spot.

Having become a regular Holby City viewer from the time of his appearance as Daniel, the actor had a contextual basis for storylines upon his return as Joseph, who he deemed a "very complex" character.

"Kate Brasher" has an appealing cast and doesn't insult viewers' intelligence most of the time.