Sentence examples for creating the reality from inspiring English sources

It is a fictional creation of Ms. Bunim and Mr. Murray, a 90-minute movie based on the pioneering program often credited with creating the reality genre.

"I'd started to see that Shakespearean language was free largely because it was creating the reality surrounding the character — the reality of the character's psyche — not so much expressing what already existed," Rabe wrote in an e-mail.

Ms. Lazarus: It's called "V.I.P. culture," and it's about creating the reality or illusion of exclusivity: gold-card and platinum-card credit cards, fast-tracking through the airport, limited-edition merchandise from mass brands like Nike and Banana Republic, V.I.P. rooms at clubs.

An Emmy Award-winner, he is widely credited with creating the reality television genre with the hit series "The Real World".

Paul says that the HOURS are the difference between playing the game of Monopoly and creating the reality of anti-Monopoly, and that US currency is backed by a trillion dollar debt, which is less than nothing but the HOURS are backed by labor and trade, the real tangible things that people can count on.

The occupation is the reason; it creates the reality.

You create the reality by what you decide to show".

His paintings reflect the imagination with which he re-created the reality of the past.

He continued: "Every little thing you use helps you create the reality.

Mark Burnett, who more or less created the reality programming business in American television, is back in the ratings fast lane.

It will not, on its own, either end settlement building or create the reality of a sovereign state.