Sentence examples for silly reality from inspiring English sources

If a silly reality show can help us recognize that what we buy does not make us who we are, then all the best to it.

Everybody thinks Holland is all about game shows and silly reality, and it's not true.'" The first South American programme, Magnifica 70, is billed as Boogie Nights meets Mad Men.

Back in the day the summer would be all reruns and made-for-TV movies, but when Beverly Hills 90210 started its summer series in the 90s it opened the way for scripted fare; CBS blockbuster Survivor in the summer of 2000 not only ushered in our current era of reality TV but also made summer the place for silly reality shows about stupid people falling down, like Big Brother and Wipeout.

It does not involve jumping off the high dive in some silly reality show.

At the same time, shows like "X-Files" and "Beverly Hills 90210" were aging, and Fox seemed to be relying on often-silly reality programs that embarrassed the network's executives.

"There's so much to hate," runs a memorable chorus from the perky new musical comedy "Nobody Loves You," set behind the scenes in the supremely silly world of competitive reality television.

But that's silly; in reality I'd try on 15 dresses that don't flatter me, then stay at home crying.

Which, in addition to being silly, goes against reality.

All the same, they said they found it a little silly that the reality was not made clearer to them.

To be frank, the perception of Mr. Siriano, who was just 20 years old when he was cast on the show, was that he was another sassy and silly byproduct of reality television.

Outside the house, your phone can become your virtual guide, with its excellent maps and navigation apps, and, if you don't mind looking a bit silly, the augmented reality app, Nokia City Lens, will if you switch on the camera overlay the image with information about local businesses, attractions, eateries and transport.