Sentence examples for instant reality from inspiring English sources

The savage murder of Mr. Pearl, like the terrorist carnage of Sept. 11, is an instant reality check.

Its close-to-the-ground signature style has become a kind of shorthand for directors, one that's synonymous with instant reality.

It also offers instant reality checks: there is a link to Factcheck.org, a nonpartisan watchdog site, which checked the facts on one of the latest McCain attack ads, called "Fact Check," which uses, and apparently misuses, Factcheck.org quotations.

It is the first instant reality hit introduced during the regular television season since 2004's "Apprentice," which is going strong with a new celebrity edition that has become the competition for "Undercover Boss" on NBC — and that seemed to have held "Boss" down a bit in their first face-off Sunday night.

Every time the cursor touches on one of the listed colleges, a box will pop up showing the student's grades, as well as the grades of Exeter students who were admitted to that college the year before, providing an instant reality check on the chances of winning acceptance.

More importantly, the borderlands have provided certain spaces for individuals from different social backgrounds and circumstances to cope with their instant realities, not only for the privileged groups.

Here we are in the middle of the second year of Donald Trump's presidency and if there's one thing we know by now, it's that the leader of the free world can create an instant reality-TV show on geopolitical steroids at will.

A film director, explaining the ideas of the French critic André Bazin, says that film captures "the moment" — that is, a single instant of reality, with all its details blessed by God.

This is why the web has been so good for new publications — most were built to take advantage of this instant digital reality and many have thrived as a result.

But the Hawk-Eye method brings great "was it in?!" drama, and while Goalref can merely tell the referee and supporters that the ball has gone in, Hawk-Eye can provide documented evidence of the fact via an instant virtual-reality replay.

David Cameron's not the only person getting his words wrong today... (he begun PMQ's by talking about "my house" Updated at 2.31pm GMT 1.26pm GMT Instant economic reaction Reality has dawned.