Sentence examples for corner of reality from inspiring English sources

So Pam's breakdown on the Jan . 19episode was an Olympian moment in this homespun corner of reality television.

This particular corner of reality TV – let's call it Celebrities Raising Awareness Programming (Crap) – always risks being a blend of both patronising and entirely pointless.

In that little scrubbed-bare corner of reality, Baltimore's Ed Reed can be found openly worrying about his brain after years of skull-rattling hits, as Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com.

In doing so it becomes a microcosm of both the good side (authentic, if totally random, charity) and the bad side (stunning superficiality, rampant commercialism) of this particular corner of reality television.

698fa4d1-f92a-470f-b58f-b3ad490342b1 It hardly seems possible, considering that Super Bowl week is the N.F.L.'s ultimate fantasy circus, where all things N.F.L. are universally hailed as good and American and righteous, but the assembled media might have actually succeeded in scrubbing the sugarcoating off at least one corner of reality.

These films want to poke at corners of reality and humanity that the commercial cinema has traditionally ignored.

But to settle on that interpretation is to deny or discount the splendid strangeness of Mr. Sorrentino's vision — and also, therefore, of the curious corners of reality he discovers along the way.

"They," in this case, referred to the Bravo cable channel; to the production companies that make the six "Housewives" shows for Bravo; and, more crucially, to the darker corners of reality television more generally, where producers seek out unstable and fragile characters, guiding them through story lines that can maximize discord and highly charged confrontation.

"I believe that the Southern Baptist Convention is turning a corner and it's turning a corner not just of awareness but it's a corner now of reality, of action," he said.

Even PBS is staking out its corner of the reality craze.

Though "Last Resort," which opens today at the Loews State Theater, dwells on sorrowful circumstances and illuminates a grim corner of contemporary reality, it is far from depressing.