Sentence examples for derived from reality from inspiring English sources

"Unlike the cartoonish virtual worlds I had worked with for many years, the remote people and places I was seeing were clearly derived from reality".

For this satirical comedy, Theresa Rebeck's inspiration derived from reality (actual, not televised) when, in the summer of 2000, Julie Chen, a CBS News morning co-anchor, took a second job as the host of the reality show "Big Brother".

Postman Pat becomes such an overnight sensation that, at a hugely impractical cost that makes no sense whatsoever when the decline of a physical mail service and the ephemeral nature of fame derived from reality shows is taken into consideration, Pat's bosses at the postal company make an army of vaguely Terminator-esque RoboPats to replace him.

His simple, almost classical vocabulary was derived from reality's quieter, homier moments.

There, the FAP is deeply explained and information are given, how the model, i.e., the interference values can be derived from reality.

But at what point does it cross into exploitive territory, especially when trauma derives from reality?

But, more so than usual, it's derived from pedestrian reality.

This affects a person's choice both consciously and unconsciously and is derived from both reality and from imagination.