Sentence examples for resembles reality from inspiring English sources

It resembles reality, but you know no one's going to die.

A story this weird set 40 years ago seems unlikely to have anything to say about the US circa 2014, and admittedly nothing in the paragraph above resembles reality – much less our world of iPhones and internet.

Remaking this picture, so that it resembles reality rather than regurgitates false absolutes, is far more important than any discussion about a second referendum, or a snap election, or a progressive alliance.

From a shouting match to plagiarism claims, the GOP convention's opening night resembles reality TV.  .  .

For the adults, there is something that eerily resembles reality when Collins describes the different districts and their relation to the Capitol.

What attracts millions of Americans each week to this cultural phenomenon known as "reality TV?" Where did the purveyors of shows such as "Survivor," "Jersey Shore," and "Wife Swap," get the idea (I know, from Europe!), and why do so many of us buy into the idea that reality TV resembles reality in any way, shape or form?

How much is grounded in something resembling reality?

Put aside for now questions about how far the visions of book and film resemble reality.

But what surprised me was that some aspects of the film do resemble reality – or something like it.

The fact that neither of these portrayals resemble reality hardly seems to have bothered the film-makers.

So if, indeed, the most plausible supernatural creatures are those which most resemble reality, the question becomes: which part?