Sentence examples for less a reality from inspiring English sources

The games may have been classics, but for most kids, they were less a reality, more of a rumor.

IN SOME RICH countries it remains a distant hope, but in Mexico free universal health care became more or less a reality this year.

"Jersey Shore" is less a reality show than a cartoonlike comedy that magnifies the vulgarity and bravado of a particularly colorful ethnic stereotype.

Judging by the trailer, Lindsay is less a reality show and more a berserk reenactment of Pulp Fiction's Ezekiel 25:17 scene.

The old image of the athlete emerging from college intellectually as well as physically tested seems less and less a reality than a pleasant myth, though, of course, many student athletes still fit this description.

Ever since, from Barack Obama's audacity of hope to the burning despair that accompanied Darren Wilson's non-indictment this week, the "race conversation" has become less a reality than a rhetorical device.

A small 21percentt of subscribers actually view programs using those alternative services, making the dream of TV for everyone, everywhere seem less and less like a reality for cable companies.

As pregnancy becomes less and less of a reality and their relationship starts to crumble, Kent's character turns to online dating in search of the perfect affair to bring happiness back to his life.

It sounds less like a reality show than a sequel to "Fantasy Island".

He said the style represented by the clothing line "is more of a stereotype and less of a reality".

Because youth hockey in this country still retains a certain novelty, moreover -- and because so many parents are themselves new to the game -- there is less of a reality check on parental ambition.