Voorbeelden van television

• Our new television has a very clear picture.

• You said we could watch television when we've finished our homework.

• The news on television tonight was very depressing, as usual.

• Because of television, many people have lost the art of conversation .

• I wish they'd show more dramas and documentaries on television, instead of all these quizzes and reality TV shows..

• Perhaps the programme is trying to make a point about the proliferation of tied-in music on television.

• One of the reasons for the full publication of the transcripts of the various programmes was precisely this non-national nature of television coverage.

• The media are not a single entity, but having said that, newspapers and commercial television stations are businesses, motivated by economic concerns.

• I have enjoyed trying to portray these genteel ladies on stage and television.

• But why is such television of political concern and formal innovation and dramatic entertainment the exception?

• However, a number of recent works of history and sociology have begun to concentrate on television, and its history.

• Moreover, the television scenario in which the actors are performing champions a trendy expressive style.

• Again, as expected, only the low-interested voters are likely to consider changing their vote as the result of exposure to television news.

• It can thus easily be used in television programmes or films, and so has the capability to be sold twice over.

• Some wrote course book chapters or short readings; others were interviewed for audio cassettes or filmed for the television programmes.

• Much instrumental music appears to fit visuals effortlessly and thus has filled television's extensive continuity sections.

• Thus, a focus on television is important for understanding music within the dynamics of family life since the 1950s.

• It is not uncommon for the television to remain on throughout the day in the background.

• This means that the programme producers are in the same relationship to the television market as the musicians who are the subjects of their programmes.

• They took advantage of new media and negotiated their way into early television showings in order to reach even greater numbers of spectators.