Sentence examples for invented reality from inspiring English sources

Having invented reality rap, Dre has managed to create hip-hop's most enduring myth.

He invented reality television when he made The Family, a superb and seminal series.

Tolstoy, praised as a realist by Tom Wolfe, took the germ of "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" from an actual story about a judge in a nearby town who had died of cancer; but one of the most beautiful moments in the novella surely came from Tolstoy's imagination — or, rather, from his patient loyalty to Ivan's invented reality.

I take a special pleasure in recording its actuality, but I can imagine relishing it in a novel, feeling that the writer had created a new reality — while being aware, of course, that an invented reality is not identical with an actual reality.

And even though we sort of invented reality TV, if anything, TV is less real than ever.

And even though we sort of invented reality TV, if anything TV is less real than ever.

Now we know they largely invent reality.

The writer's task is to invent reality".

I wanted him to defend his right to invent reality, to create fiction.

"I shall not opt for narrative, which would mean inventing reality instead of searching for it," she declares in "Shame," explaining her method.

Most important, photography's dual capacity for recording and inventing reality made it the ideal medium for an era of experimentation, chaotic variety and whiplash change.