The phrase 'make reality' is a grammatically correct phrase in English and can be used in written language.
For example, "We need to make reality our dreams if we are to achieve success."
They make reality too rigid.
Mavericks make reality a bit more bearable.
For too long, the European Union has tried to make reality fit its institutions.
I've never met any of the people who make "reality" shows.
They are themselves these transducers that make reality — the perception of sound is not a mirror of nature.
Witness Kay Burley's ruthlessly insensitive attempts to make reality star Peter Andre cry on live television, whatever the cost.
Mr. Kaufman, at least, isn't worried that reality-TV reality is going to make reality-TV fiction unwritable.
"Images," Paglen concluded, "can make realities out of people and struggles, the reality we give them.
A marketing strategy does not make realities on the ground any easier.
That made reality easier.
Indeed, frustration makes reality itself real to us.
