Sentence examples for controversial reality from inspiring English sources

The controversial reality series Boys and Girls Alone continues tomorrow.

Controversial reality TV star Katie Hopkins is reportedly being lined up for her own chat show.

The maker of a controversial reality television series billed as "Australia's next social experiment" has denied it is "poverty porn".

"What's changed in eight years is that globalization is a reality, and it's a very controversial reality," said Mickey Kantor, President Clinton's former trade representative and commerce secretary.

A council leader has said the makers of the controversial reality TV show Benefits Street have ignored pleas to stay away from his town.

Despite a widespread assumption that the controversial reality TV star cannot be a serious candidate, he quickly becomes a frontrunner – and has shown little sign of losing his momentum.

Hence, Suarez-Kurtz, in his own words, suggests that scientific knowledge should not lose sight of its roots when immersed in the complex and controversial realities of particular historical situations.

Now that ratings are way down for the now-controversial reality show, perhaps the "Duck Dynasty" cast can fall back on their good looks.

But the difference is significant, and readers should remember that some assertions about the record are more controversial, and reality more complex, than a broad survey conveys.

A controversial BBC reality show about Muslims in Britain will "reveal as human beings" those who hold extremist views, while showing that the majority of Muslims robustly disagree with them, its producers have said.

You don't think all those fabulous stars turn up at fashion shows to pay homage to the designer, any more than Nicole Polizzi, known as Snooki, the loud, devouring star of the controversial MTV reality show "Jersey Shore," is dying to put on one of Mr. Kors's cute twin sets.