Sentence examples similar to more influential reality from inspiring English sources

"Although these perceptions are somewhat grounded in reality, i.e. close to the truth, they are more influential than reality," the researchers wrote in the journal article.

But perhaps nobody has been more influential than Mark Burnett, the English reality-TV producer.

But if standardization wins out, political fights like the one in Texas will become ever more influential in determining how the myths and realities of history will be told.

She gleefully gushes over her obsessions with reality television and Roseanne Barr, among other things, citing them both as more influential in her work than most artists.

(And, of course, the impact of entertainment: the MTV reality show "Teen Mom" is far more absorbing than the average sex-ed curriculum, and probably more influential as well).

And few guitarists were more influential.

China is much more influential.

The tabloids became more influential still.

She's more influential than ever".

But who has been more influential?

Today, Beyoncé is more influential than ever.