Sentence examples for rule of reality from inspiring English sources

But he clung fiercely to the rule of reality and reason over the dictatorships of ignorance, fear and rage.

Then AshLee breaks the cardinal rule of reality TV confrontations -- she accuses a well-liked Bachelor of saying something that there is no camera footage to prove.

However, it uses its "cast to breakevery rule of reality, but it plays everything so straight [that] it takes you a moment to realize what just happened doesn't make any sense".

We are not actually shown any spitting, which is a gross oversight on the part of the editors; isn't it practically the cardinal rule of reality television that where there are body fluids, there are cameras?

"It rewrote the rules of reality in ways people haven't come to grips with".

On it lies Mariah's World, rewriting the rules of reality TV.

In the show's second season, bad baseball has made for better television, providing proof for one of the general rules of reality TV.

In the first film, the rules of reality were bendable, and that was what gave the action its surprises; in the new one there are hardly any rules at all.

As any addiction researcher can tell you, drugs are merely keys that unlock doors (and chemical reactions), opening up a lovely world where the normal rules of reality (like Visa bills) don't hold sway.

If nothing else, it suggests that even a singing contest with a huge audience and proven clout in the music industry has to follow the rules of reality show entertainment to stay at the top, which is to say, it needs to be a hyped version of reality that foments tension as well as harmony.

"There's something about musicals that get at something only movies can do: movies as a dreamland, movies as the language of our dreams, movies as expressing a world where we break into song, the emotions that violate the rules of reality.