Sentence examples for example of reality from inspiring English sources

The Apollo program, seen live, unedited, and everywhere, became a genuine experience of global intimacy, and an early example of reality TV.

Shepard, who published an article in Anthropology News on the alleged misrepresentations, said the six-part series was an example of "reality TV reach[ing] new depths of irresponsibility".

The night the Mapplethorpe exhibition opened at the Washington Project was another good example of reality versus projection when it comes to the way people respond to Mapplethorpe's work.

They are the extreme example of reality television business success -- but that's not what it's like for everybody.

Jodorowsky gave a brief introduction to his practice, saying that "synchronicity is a mysterious thing," an example of "reality working with you, acting with you.

But while Q'Viva touts J Lo and Marc Anthony as making the dreams of "undiscovered" Latin artists come true in Hollywood -- or at least in Vegas -- it often reads like just another example of reality TV exploitation.

(OC and Stiggs, a rambling, anarchic teen movie, was a cult hit in 1987, while Tanner '88, his 11-part TV series, has achieved considerable afterlife as a prescient example of reality-based political satire).

The success of "Survivor" four decades later is evidence of his prescience: millions are relishing, as examples of reality, concoctions contrived to meet the market's taste.

There are many more examples of reality TV's capitalizing on young people willing to show off their indiscretions than of its depicting communities of faith standing strong in the face of moral turpitude.

The device is an example of augmented reality -- presenting the real world of a Chinese shop sign, for instance, with virtual information like a translation of the sign added as an overlay.

(best friend forever), was an example of how reality television turns social activities into professional ones.