Sentence examples for blend of reality from inspiring English sources

This blend of reality and annotative fantasy is rigorously, sometimes cumbersomely carried through in the set (Riccardo Hernández), lighting (Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer) and costumes (Paul Tazewell).

That terrifying mishap, which took place in January, became the watershed moment of the third season of "Whale Wars," the Animal Planet series that's a singular blend of reality show, war documentary and the Three Stooges.

Now I have no will but to follow him.' Fellini had left his own inimitable mark on cinema with his films which were a blend of reality, wit, fantasy and brazen self-indulgence.

His most ambitious stage work was produced by the City Opera in 1968: "Nine Rivers From Jordan," another complex blend of reality and fantasy, but this time a huge panorama that deals unflinchingly the moral dilemmas of World War II.

I want to be on the real sea, stuck out there with a company of actors experiencing all the absolute nightmares that you have when you try to shoot at sea.' " He was aware, he said, that his blend of reality and artifice "ends up being a combination that is not quite one thing or the other, but is its own thing".

Radio might still cast its spells, but it was the movies, with their larger-than-life blend of reality and fantasy, that provided the instructive images of grown-up life not generally available in our provincial, parentally repressed corner of the planet.

It's the setting — and the surreal blend of reality-show characters and button-down Washington — that gives this soap opera more of a kick.

I decided to put an end to this unholy blending of reality and representation right then and there.

This blending of reality and fantasy is the hallmark of much classic fiction for young people, precisely because childhood is a time when we are able to freely meld these two things.

Although the US Justice Department has yet to establish an 'Entertainment Division' for the transfer of convicted criminals to a game show, watching  The Running Man's depiction of the hyper-militarization of America and the blending of reality television with reality hits a little too close to home today.

Individuals are a part of a society, and their perception of social norms is built on their interpretations of observations in their personal communities; therefore, their reports on normative beliefs may result from a blend of social reality and personal interpretation.