Sentence examples for extreme of reality from inspiring English sources

Cultural puritans might denounce the whole idea as a perverse extreme of reality TV, which in its Big Brother incarnation – a format also invented by the Dutch – was always designed primarily as a form of psychological torture for our sadistic viewing pleasure.

That sounds, at first glance, either like a grown-up riff on decadence and the extremes of reality shows, or something so brutal that no child should see it.

He adds that older viewers may be attracted to the themes it explores about the extremes of reality television.

Apart from brief shots of his children and documentary-style filming of musicians, the result is like some extreme form of reality television.

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

Coincidentally in sync with "Survivor" and the current mania for voyeuristic programming, Mr. David has created a hybrid of extreme reality and extreme comedy.

The intensity was unlike any creative project I've ever had because of the extreme reality of what had just happened.

The center no longer holds; in fact, it hasn't held for a while, because, exactly as the bulk of filmmaking has shifted away from studio productions and virtually all movies except for franchises have become, in effect, independent films, movies have fallen into conflicting extremes of artifice and of reality, and the idea of reality has become a sort of critical cult.

These got their effects not by executing conjuring tricks or gravity-defying ploys but by pushing notions of reality to extremes and so establishing an intensely personal vision.

He has returned to his native Sri Lanka, first to write a volume of poetry, Handwriting, which coolly adventured in some of the island's legends, and now to write a novel which deals with the more extreme realities of the time long after his leaving: the worst of the three-way civil war that took hold in the mid-Eighties and the early Nineties.

She focused not on extreme fantasy but on a heightened sense of reality.