Sentence examples for daytime reality from inspiring English sources

The narrator is an obsessive fantasist who prefers his nocturnal visions to daytime reality.

But the dainty high-heeled shoes led the collection away — perhaps too far — from that brisk, daytime reality.

In 1999, two major British daytime reality TV shows have to confess that they've hired guests from entertainment agencies.

(That's the daytime reality show in which two life coaches counsel a houseful of women who seem to cry between every commercial break).

This kind of real-life story has become familiar on television; TLC even has a regular daytime reality program called "A Wedding Story".

Liang Yulong, 19, who tests iPhone motherboards at the Foxconn Zhengzhou Technology Park, arrived at the club with a single goal in mind: to obliterate his dreary daytime reality on the spring-loaded dance floor.

DeGeneres' increased popularity can be attributed to several factors, television watchers say, including a softening of cultural attitudes and a growing fatigue among viewers for the coarse slap-downs and boundary-pushing behavior that has become a staple of daytime TV and reality shows.

Nor have there ever been so many gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender characters on television — 83 by a recent count from the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, not counting reality shows, daytime dramas or gay-oriented cable networks.

And, later on, Kiarostami proves exactly what he means, with a cut from a daytime delight in sensual reality to a view of the village at night, leaving us to imagine exactly what kind of "work" is being done behind closed doors.

But it is like a love song as well, and "she wakes me when the sun comes out again" is like when he gets up and it's daytime and it's reality, it's because she ushers him into it or something.

The decision was not a reflection of any lack of faith in Mr. Cooper, the executive said, but an acknowledgement of the business realities in daytime talk television.