Sentence examples for ran to reality from inspiring English sources

Republican tastes in cable also ran to reality shows involving pawnbrokers ("Pawn Stars" on History Channel), polygamists ("Sister Wives Tell All" on TLC), pools ("Cool Pools" on HGTV), and pets ("Posh Pets" on HGTV).

Their taste runs to reality competitions ("Toilet Wars") and silly sitcoms ("That's a Drag," in which all the guys dress in skirts).

Repeated expressions of optimism by the Greek government not only ran contrary to reality, but were aimed squarely at stopping a run on the banks, they believe.

It's a pernicious trope that runs counter to reality.

And it runs counter to reality.

Immediately asking ourselves or someone else to "pull it together" or "rise to the challenge" or "not be a victim" runs counter to reality.

Seven days into its three-week run, Back To Reality has more the feel of previous reality show flops such as Survivor or Jailbreak.

He proposes, and the two run back to reality together.

What I have learned this year is to never run from reality, to face it head on with your mind and heart; it is about staying on the ground with your two feet, and instead of looking outside yourself for the magic, never being afraid to know that it exists within you.

While I'll argue all day that those events are the proper way to remember fallen soldiers, it bugs me to no end that it's the History Channel's seemingly new tradition to run back-to-back reality shows today rather something a bit more on topic.

Is this any way to run a reality show?