Sentence examples for some sort of reality from inspiring English sources

He's being a good dad to Jessica and some sort of reality principle to Joey.

Because any great fantasy is based on some sort of reality".

In liking football the Pres. is connecting with some sort of reality - but what sort of reality?

Some inspectors are in Syria, trying to translate the recent diplomatic openings regarding that country's chemical weapons into some sort of reality.

"I turned to others for some sort of reality check, [but] they hadn't even noticed there was a problem," she says.

I'm a great believer in cartoon reportage because any drawing benefits from a grounding in some sort of reality, even if it's the virtual reality of New Labour.

Maysles doesn't offer a condemnation of the current reality television vogue of fomenting dysfunction except to give a small laugh and say, "sort-of reality," when the term reality TV is used.

Did Rome, in antiquity, live in some sort of virtual reality?

He's lucid most of the time, and his loving wife, Samantha, played by Jessica Chastain — the warmest actress of her generation — does everything she can to anchor him in some sort of graspable reality.

"The music was contemporary to the time of Shakespeare and inserted in a very realistic way, and if there was what we call 'underscore' underpinning text, then again that had some sort of spatial reality to it.

Even the ones that are based in some sort of recognizable reality still ultimately send the same message: As a woman, you must live in fear and behave impeccably.