Sentence examples for returned reality from inspiring English sources

The grave new warning note in the election was that of the suddenly increasing importance of the Communists as a returned reality -Communism in the new guise of "advanced democracy," as candidate Jacques Duclos called it.

A burst of new and returning reality series seem intent on leaving us envious of, or in awe of, or terrified for, those who live where the wind blows cold almost year-round.

Returning reality series "Small Town Security" and "Freakshow" are set for May.

The Mets returned to reality against Ryan Dempster, ending their five-game winning streak.

Two years later, returned to reality, she became engaged to Johan Frederik Schlegel, her girlhood tutor, whose courtship had been interrupted by Kierkegaard's intervention in her life.

Garff underlines the symbolism: "This little gesture was a decisive act: Regine freed herself from the writing; she had given up being a Regine of words on paper and had returned to reality".

Or perhaps he just returned to reality.

Clay has returned to reality TV with this season's "Celebrity Apprentice," on which insiders say he does very well.

When I returned to reality I put my photo of the lads on MySpace and wrote a little blog about it.

The post cold war national security state on which America's approach to Afghanistan is based never returned to reality once the cold war was over.

However, after about 30 minutes of these happy, optimistic thoughts, I returned to reality and reminded myself that I needed to be cautiously optimistic.