11.   But the careful re-creation of the violence will leave many viewers wondering if anything has been accomplished other than television entertainment business as usual.

12.   But two upcoming cable specials may leave viewers wondering if too much freedom is a bad thing.

13.   Chock-full of information about the people who produced and distributed crafts, the exhibition nevertheless leaves the viewer with more questions than answers.

14.   Every show seemed to come accompanied by sinister, percussive music and stentorian voices designed to leave the viewer in a heightened state of agitation.

15.   Every show on Tuesday seemed to come accompanied by sinister, percussive music and stentorian voices designed to leave the viewer in a heightened state of agitation.

16.   For a newcomer, the treatment might whet the taste for more, but might also leave the viewer a bit baffled at what the fuss is about.

17.   Her partner, Christopher Darden, recounted incidents of domestic abuse and left TV viewers with a harsh portrait of Simpson.

18.   Indeed, this familiar tale of the friendly timeslot is driving programming moves that may leave viewers surfing unusually hard for their favorite shows come midseason.

19.   Instead, Ward is satisfied to leave viewers with that hackneyed illusion that all of show biz is a mutual admiration society.

20.   It was a short war and not a conspicuously just one, and this fair-minded series may leave American viewers with mixed feelings.