Sentence examples for viewer that it is from inspiring English sources

Kosminsky cuts to the chase with a foreword inscribed on screen informing the viewer that it is 1529.

The amethyst sculpture's fractures remind the viewer that it is art, and not humanity, that survives time.

Cast your mind back to Princess Di's death, which rookie PM Tony Blair marked with that excruciatingly hammy reading at Westminster Abbey, while Fiona reminded viewers that: "It's important to remember, at a time like this, that Diana backwards is 'an aid'".

In other words, only psychotic viewers could forget that "it's only a movie" and think that they're getting a direct and unmanipulated representation.

When queried if misogyny was to blame for Clinton's defeat after a historically close and contentious campaign, she implored viewers that "it wasn't so much they were referring to gender, it was the way they attacked her.

Sky at least have realised that if you package a sport well it will generate a following; they've done this with the darts which previously the BBC had allowed to wither, Sky Sports News for all its faults demonstrates that people will watch pretty much any old shite if broadcasters can convince the viewer that it's monumentally important.

The Twist: In the final minute of the finale, Walt celebrated his victory following Gus's death -- and while doing so it was revealed to the viewer that it was Walt who poisoned the child using a lily of the valley flower that mimicked ricin poisoning.

The only exception is for stage makeup but given you'd also have a fancy costume, then it would be clear to the viewer that it was for a performance.

Throughout the show Pepsi has never let more than a few minutes pass before reminding viewers that it is the series's main sponsor.

To overcome that, the channel must be able to convince viewers that it is offering something friendly and unique, something that they need to adequately plan their lives.

It received only respectable ratings, but ABC was so grateful for younger viewers that it is planning a sitcom in which Ms. Simpson plays Jessica Sampson, a ditzy newscaster, as well as a Christmas special starring Ms. Simpson and Mr. Lachey.