Sentence examples for genuine reality from inspiring English sources

Instead of broadcasting programs like "Survivor," the networks could devote more time to genuine "reality" programs.

In the minds of this episode's contestants, they're a) in a genuine reality series, and b) about to experience two arduous days of bivouacs and sharpened sticks.

For genuine "reality TV", there's How TV Ruined Your Life (BBC2, late Jan/Feb) in which the ever scabrous Charlie Brooker dissects the lies fed to us by the small screen.

Or is it unwise to attach too much sociological significance to a moment floating out from reality television's own bubble machine, perhaps doomed to pop and splatter as it hit genuine reality?

Through a rigorous 15-year program of higher education devoted to the study of dialectics and mathematical reasoning, this elite ("persons of gold" was Plato's term) can attain an understanding of genuine reality, which is composed of such forms as the Good, the True, the Beautiful, and the Just.

When the atom is pictured as a nucleus surrounded by electrons, this picture is a necessary concession to human limitations; there is no sense in which one can say that, if only a good enough microscope were available, this picture would be revealed as genuine reality.

In this way, de Moor seeks to capture the genuine feel of reality, and this more than justifies the challenges of her prose and plotting.

The reconstructions give a genuine and touching reality to the myth of the dancer, and they're folded with real deftness into the archive material and interviews.

Otherwise this is the diary of a ruminator, and though many of the ruminations -- "I wish I could be a baby again; then I would be innocent" -- may testify to his lack of genuine intercourse with reality, they are still sophomoric.

Clearly, if such a theory were to be found, it would not merely produce "just" a model, but it would actually be considered as a genuine representation of reality.

In reality, genuine personal relationships are essential to create any hope of bridging differences and finding common ground.