Sentence examples for reality weight from inspiring English sources

Reality: Weight loss is not a one-day event.

Following a minor increase in relevancy with a stint on the reality weight loss competition "The Biggest Loser," Studdard released his sixth album in 2014 to decent reviews.

Once we divorce reality weight loss television programs from their "improving health" narratives, we can see their actual purpose is to shrink fat bodies down to a culturally preferred size, no matter the cost.

But the general perception of reality weight loss television as noble also stems from its existence in a society that regularly demonizes fat people, and normalizes the food-shaming heaped on its citizens of varying sizes.

If we're ever going to move away from a place of rampant size discrimination, we need to challenge the one-note portrayals we see on reality weight loss television shows -- or better yet, get them off the air altogether.

When ABC renewed "Extreme Weight Loss" for a fifth season last week, body positivity activists everywhere clenched their fists tight, shook them toward the sky, and bellowed "Why?!?!?" It should come as no surprise that reality weight loss television is extremely destructive.

Have you noticed how many reality weight-loss TV shows are clogging up the airways lately?

Huizenga joined the cast of the reality weight-loss show in 2008 and has appeared as a consultant on other TV series.

According to Nielsen Media Research, the reality weight-loss program racked up 3,997 paid placements in just sixteen episodes -- edging out FOX's American Idol by about 700.

The answer to fitness woes is not going on some pseudo-reality, weight-loss game show or buying a battery-operated belt that electroshocks your abs.

In reality, the weight experienced by the subject was greater than 10 g considering also the weight of the arm; this applies, however, to all studies of this type.