Sentence examples for earlier reality from inspiring English sources

After the Good Housekeeping incident, the company both reformulated the snack and changed the labeling to indicate the new fat count, five grams — not quite as good as the earlier claim, but better than the earlier reality.

"Hammers" follows the members of the country band by the same name as they try to translate Canadian success — they are award winners and veterans of an earlier reality series there — into fame and fortune in Nashville.

Palin seemed to enjoy messing with the heads of the media pack, creating a spectacle and then taunting them for treating it as a spectacle, but on the whole it felt like an excruciating, fish-out-of-water sequel to her earlier reality show.

The earlier reality show hustled eight Italian-American twentysomethings, each of whom identified as a "guido" or a "guidette," into a Seaside Heights, New Jersey, beach house for an endless summer of bickering, binge-drinking, and sexual intercourse that one could only pray was protected.

Since the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001and the subsequent "war on terror" we are experiencing a culture of fear unlike that of earlier realities that defined the world before the twentieth century.

An early reality check for fans hoping for an improvement on last season's seventh place.

8 P.M. (Fox) COPS -- This early, early reality show (it began in 1989) celebrates its 600th episode tonight by showing four all-new episodes in a row.

Hopes that their children would shine at school were soon revised by an early reality of poor marks and conflict with teachers.

Early reality television gave us Art Linkletter getting kids to say the darnedest things and -- my personal favorite -- Allen Funt's "Candid Camera".

"This is how Fox operates," said Ben Silverman, the former agent who represented numerous early reality hits before switching to producing, where he helped create "The Restaurant" with Mr. Burnett.

Early reality shows borrowed plots from fiction: the end of innocence ("The Real World"), the dawn of romantic love ("The Bachelor"), the perils of greed ("Joe Millionaire").