Sentence examples for lessons of reality from inspiring English sources

"The lessons of reality TV are that people today are into participatory activities," he said.

He had ordinary brown hair combed carefully across a balding crown, big teeth, a rabbity smile, and the bland babyish face of a man at some remove from the lessons of reality, or, you could say, from the doubts or reflections that eventually line most faces with what is known as character.

Rolling cameras inspire bizarre behavior, which is the basic lesson of all reality television, here played out on a discomfortingly intimate scale.

A week at the Imus Ranch is full of lessons and reality checks.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students evaluate different types of reality television programming in "focus groups" and then submit their opinions on this type of programming to a television network.

Your kids would learn all the right lessons, but at the cost of reality.

The lesson for reality stars might be this: Fans may love reality as long as it's not too real.

We know young boys are not born this way, but have learned the lessons of a pervasive cultural reality that views women as objects of male desire.

My lessons mean nothing without the contrast of reality, or the television they watch and the people they meet and the pictures on magazines on the rack at the grocery store.

And the production company, Coco Television, and RTE, the strapped Irish state broadcaster that co-owns the rights to the "Cabin Fever" format, are receiving a sobering lesson in the worst-case possibilities of reality shows.

And the Russians contend that their industry and engineers benefited more than others from the lessons of Chernobyl, including the stark reality that most reactors are poorly equipped to contain a full core meltdown.