Sentence examples for considered reality from inspiring English sources

It has shattered our sense of contingency, broken the boundaries of what we considered reality.

Among the programs considered reality based are "Candid Camera," anthologies of humorous commercials, "Unsolved Mysteries," "America's Funniest Home Videos" and two summer series being planned by CBS: "Survivor," which will strand 16 strangers on an island, and "Big Brother," which will lock 10 strangers in a house filled with cameras.

Every so often, the essay questions on the SAT exam have the ripped-from-the-headlines feel of an episode of "Law and Order," as when the test-makers asked students in the spring if they considered reality television to be "authentic".

Those deficiencies could appear as a consequence of fact that analysis of dynamic reality is made on the base of historical data, which consequently means that available data represent the past i.e. they are not, or they are only partially adequate to present state of the considered reality.

And in this age where everyone gets a trophy and Jersey Shore and Real Housewives are considered reality TV, why not pretend that 98% of Americans are in the "middle class," especially if saying it might helps us win?

–Do you consider reality television more about comedy or tragedy?

A spouse with whom to consider reality -- the pros and cons.

Considering reality television as a whole, this is considerably more complex and intriguing than most of it.

Spontaneous bursts of song and dance are not part of what most of us would consider "reality".

Considering reality, the effects of flow non-uniformity and turbulence intensity on the rotor performance at optimum condition as well as flow physics have also been studied.

Meanwhile, 27-year-old Essex boy Lassman insisted he had not gone on the show to seek fame, but hinted he would consider reality TV if the right offer came his way.