Sentence examples for news reality from inspiring English sources

Much of its content -- situation comedies, melodramas, news, reality shows -- resembles the big networks' bread and butter.

Typically the channel has fortified itself with that programming charitably called "miscellaneous": videos, news, reality, game shows, events, animation and talk shows.

Richard Heene is the inevitable product of this reigning culture, where "news," "reality" television and reality itself are hopelessly scrambled and the warp-speed imperatives of cable-Internet competition allow no time for fact checking.

"As long as channels can market these shows so they remain in the national conversation at work, on Facebook and in the news, reality TV will continue to be fertile subject matter for anyone interested in modern culture," Mr. Kaufman said.

In addition, behind-the-scenes glimpses of network operations and clips of Tolo's various shows (there's comedy, drama, news, reality and even an Afghan version of "Sesame Street") can be intriguing.

Most people get their information from either one of those sources -- whether it is the news, reality TV, social media or some website.

His father is an agent for N. S. Bienstock, an agency in Manhattan that specializes in broadcast news, reality-based television and talk radio.

These large events that stream 24/7 on the news showcase the new reality.

BREAKING NEWS! World Scandal: Former reality star, failed talk show host & cocktail maven jokes by wearing her kids' pjs! #itcantbetrue.

"BREAKING NEWS! World Scandal: Former reality star, failed talk show host & cocktail maven jokes by wearing her kids' pjs! #itcantbetrue," Frankel quipped Monday on Twitter in reaction to the hubbub.

Investors will hear worse news than reality one year and better news than reality the next.