Sentence examples for because of reality from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump is a celebrity demagogue, and, for the moment, anyway, the leading Republican Presidential candidate, because of reality television and Twitter.

"I believe that the president, [not only] because of conviction, but because of reality, is there for the dreamers". Critical challenges ahead could hobble the emerging deal.

Because of reality television shows like "Miami Ink" that have popped up in recent years, tattoos and body piercings have begun to shed their tawdry images and enter the mainstream.

VH-1, the cable channel which has soared in the ratings because of reality shows like "Flavor of Love" and "I Love New York," is losing its top creative executive but not his creativity.

In summary, the political right-wing has won yesterday's elections and not because of Netanyahu, but because of reality".

Dreams only exist because of reality.

This election matters because of realities -- the realities of global warming, the economy, the Middle East, nuclear proliferation, civil liberties, species extinction, poverty here and around the world, and on and on.

Because 15 minutes of reality TV fame always helps someone's credibility.

In other words, it is impossible to compare our beliefs with reality, because our experience of reality is always mediated by our beliefs.

International politicians are an ideal audience for VR, Arora says, because their perception of reality is distorted by their influence.

It isn't because the current popularity of "reality" television has burnished Mr. Barris's reputation.