Sentence examples for aspirational reality from inspiring English sources

Prime-time game shows like "1 vs 100," which begins tonight on NBC, are not a test of a contestant's erudition or nerve; they are aspirational reality shows that allow ordinary Joes to go for it all in the hope of transforming their lives.

Aspirational reality TV, like "The Apprentice" or "Top Chef" or even this thing, has become our generation's equivalent of aspirational literature like "The Great Gatsby".

What makes this new movie so very appealing is that it dramatically reminds us the conduct code we're all taught in school and in Disney movies is more aspirational than reality.

Yes, there might be a lot of money, but if the money isn't translating into some sort of aspirational and heightened reality, it's just no fun.

Hollywood's star-handling apparatus jumped in, realizing their clients needed to retreat to higher ground if they were going to remain stars — mysterious, aspirational — and not reality TV personalities.

"An 'aspirational' reality show is a vehicle to launch a career.

At its core, being the Mayor is about having a vision for the city that is both aspirational and grounded in reality.

As a member of Congress, I have always acted on the basis of facts and promoted policies that are both aspirational and grounded in reality.