But sometimes I find reality stuff a bit distasteful.
But we find reality in this fake world.
You must stop somewhere: and wherever you stop you will find reality waiting for you.
Here, the fabric's transparency is a metaphor for looking through a facade, or an outer skin, to find reality.
When you read Lorrie Moore you find reality ever so slightly skewed, and more than slightly heightened, in a semi-dystopian wonderland.
We would find reality-tempering flowers and frangipani blossoms in many unexpected places -- on the doormat of our ocean-front bungalow; in the toilet bowl.
Digital viewers will find reality, quiz and game shows, as well as gardening, cooking, property and other makeover programmes, on a plethora of cable and satellite channels.
When they need to solve a problem or answer a question, they go to the Web, and that is where they find "reality" — even though the Web often confuses what is "true" with what is "popular".
When they need to solve a problem or answer a question, they go to the Web, and that is where they find "reality"—even though the Web often confuses what is "true" with what is "popular".
On Season 17 of "The Bachelor," Sean Lowe went on a three-month journey to find reality-TV love.
