Sentence examples for shady reality from inspiring English sources

But the specter of shady reality TV production tactics hangs over the otherwise affirming scene.

In 2011, two Swedish journalists came face to face with the shady reality of geopolitics in a series of terrifying events.

Google have released an augmented reality game called Ingress that involves a shady world where two forces are pitted against each other, battling over a mysterious energy (the best kind) that's recently been discovered.

While Swiss banks are often mentioned in crime thrillers, as "shady havens for James Bond types, super-villains and African dictators," said the Guardian, outside fictional accounts it "has been virtually impossible until now to get at the reality".

The scene in Part I in which the rival factions pluck red and white roses is fictionalised, characters' ages and motivations are tweaked, historical incidents are conflated or compressed; and though King Henry VI is depicted as a weak-willed martyr whose innocence loses France and the crown – several times – reality is shadier.

And despite the pro-legalization argument that easing off prohibition might put shady dealers out of business, the reality is looking a bit more complicated than that.

The number of reality TV stars with sudden shady pasts is quite astonishing, in fact.

Our world remains snarky, shady and corrupt.

For others, it represents shoddy products and shady practices for which the country has long been known, and a fatalistic acceptance of that reality.

In its seventh season, producers of the reality series in which contestants pitch business ideas to a panel of wealthy investors allowed several decidedly shady entrepreneurs to try their luck.

Dark, shady.