Sentence examples for provocative reality from inspiring English sources

No one expects the casting director's task to get easier anytime soon, especially as networks seek out increasingly provocative "reality".

Fox apparently could not resist the temptation of attention-getting, provocative reality programming, a genre that, in the wake of the enormous success last summer of CBS's "Survivor," has increasingly become crucial to network programmers.

This is documentary as it was before the arrival of reality TV – provocative.

Before my university keynote session in San Francisco last month, I had an aha moment during Robert Tercek's provocative speech about our reality no longer being driven by investigative journalism, but by journalists moving into PR to make the news happen.

It was one of her many insights that speak to contemporary reality in provocative ways.

The ETQ has a premise of quantifying 'side-effects' while the TSS seeks to measure 'treatment alliance', the latter being a softer and less provocative construct, though in reality the two domains have considerable overlap.

The provocation proved provocative.

"How Literature Saved My Life" is precisely the type of book he set out to agitate for in "Reality Hunger" — his provocative 2010 policy statement on genre-­noncompliant writing — at least in the narrow sense that it's difficult to say precisely the type of book it is.

Many girls do this thinking it makes them look sexy, when in reality they look provocative.

That image of women in leadership roles; believing they are a vital part of the struggle is undeniably provocative and served as reference and reality".

Except that it was, in a way – a testimony to a now rare breed of provocative political theater, wherein art and reality are so uncomfortably close that it's sometimes hard to distinguish between them.