Sentence examples for form of reality from inspiring English sources

sometimes offers an alternate form of reality.

So is the form of reality TV the best way to tackle this painful issue?

His Administration is not so much a team of rivals as it is a new form of reality entertainment: "The Circular Firing Squad".

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

We open in late 1980s, in the economically disadvantaged Los Angeles neighbourhood that will soon become synonymous with this new form of "reality raps".

As with all soaps, PCBH offered a heightened form of reality – there were an astonishing number of murders and sieges, but there was nothing much on screen that didn't really go on inside.

Supplying the ultimate form of reality-TV, shot by "embeds"—a noun invented by the Pentagon to refer to journalists travelling with soldiers this war is zapped live into the living-room as no other.

AS this seaside town slouches toward another Labor Day, attention here is perceptibly turning to its own form of reality-based television, the Miss America Pageant, though some weeks it more closely resembles "Survivor".

The usual procedure is to interpose the distinction between "how it appears" and "how it really is", some form of reality-appearance distinction.

One can argue that "Mad Money" is not journalism, but instead some twisted form of reality-based entertainment merely masquerading as such - but then so is much of what passes for programming on these hyped-up offspring of the boom years.

The type of analysis conducted in this study might serve as a useful form of "reality-check" when assessing a new practice or policy – has the policy included consideration of all potentially relevant evidence, as well as the myriad other factors (including tacit knowledge, resource implications, contextual factors, etc).