Sentence examples for dominating realities from inspiring English sources
"This kind of second-hand experience," he adds, gleaned from the media, "is one of the dominating realities of our time".
But it's not the dominating reality on the ground based on facts.
Media had already started its descent into a gaseous constellation of confusing and manipulative voices Glenn Beck and Keith Olbermann squawking on the cable, Flavor of Love and the Apprentice dominating reality TV, HuffPo and TMZ running loose in the nascent blogosphere, and the Bush administration peddling flimsy and deceitful war pageantry.
American Idol-style contests have dominated reality television in the United States in recent years, with the Horatio Alger-style story line that anyone with talent and pluck can rise.
"T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle" is a calm rejoinder to "Basketball Wives," "Love & Hip Hop," "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" and other top-volume tales of black celebrity life that dominate reality television.
The oft-derided "famous for being famous" folk who dominate reality television, make embarrassing pornography, and ponder bizarre schemes to auction off bits of their genitalia get some of the benefits provided by fame, but they also have to be willing to live in public and constantly reveal their flaws and thoughts.
Since dominating the reality series (and Instagram timelines), Cardi has dropped two mixtapes, signed a major deal with Atlantic Records and got nominated for two BET Awards.
This cynicism is borne of a culture currently dominated by "reality" TV that bears little resemblance to reality.
Which theoretical effect will dominate in reality is an open empirical question with important policy implications.
In a culture dominated by reality TV and weepy confessionals, his story makes for ideal back-flap material.
In an election year dominated by reality TV host and billionaire Donald Trump, Yeo noted that the painting is a timely and curious case of life imitating art imitating life.
