Sentence examples for narrative of reality from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the narrative of reality TV has changed: bad behaviour in the hot tub, à la early Big Brother, has been replaced, from The Voice to The Apprentice, by Saturday-night preaching of the age-old Sunday-morning mantras that hard work will be rewarded, that mentors must be respected and listened to.

This paragraph is a textbook example of postmodern "truthiness," in which any narrative of reality "works" as long as it's structurally logical.

For me, this was a welcome respite from the stroke-inducing whiplash narratives of reality TV.

Someone creates a narrative -- a story of reality that resonates as true, because often, it is, at least in part.

The description of the evidence is subdivided into two components: 1) statistical or summary descriptions and 2) episodic, anecdotal or narrative descriptions of reality.

This is the narrative of our reality, and so we make it the narrative of our fiction.

But when the ad ends, fantasy's narrative gives way to the incomplete story arc of reality.

This problem is only intensified when the narratives of these reality shows are extended via television interviews and social media.

In this narrative, the reality of hundreds of thousands of men and women -- victims of human trafficking -- become the ugly story that no one likes to hear.

She likens it to storytelling a narrative of the bittersweet reality of a lonely self.

But the plotless movie also slips back and forth between the narrative and the bits of reality that the writer and director, Jang Sun Woo, allows to filter into the film, showing the circumstances behind the scenes.