Sentence examples for standards of reality from inspiring English sources

Even by the low standards of reality television, Bravo's determination to slither past suicide and accountability was, well, chilling.

This self-narration is a bit of a conceptual tease, given that there is very little action to talk about, even by the reduced standards of reality TV.

Discovery is promoting "Naked and Afraid" as "the Everest of survival challenges," but it looks more like Central Park — the danger seems doubtful even by the debased standards of reality television.

It makes sense that Taffer would chafe against the loose standards of "reality" in reality television and fight to enforce a stricter code.

standard of reality, and your standard of "what's right".

And once you start down the slippery slope of self-confirmation that reality is only ever what you see it as, you're open to the possibilities of bigotry, selfishness, intolerance, and prejudice because you'll constantly seek to make everyone and everything else conform to your standard of reality, and your standard of "what's right".

The struggle surrounding the film, pieced together through interviews, e-mails and warring lawsuits settled a few weeks ago, reveals a chaotic final chapter in the life of an American icon -- and a particularly indelicate entertainment industry moment, even by the standards of the reality TV era.

Industrial development cannot but be handicapped by inappropriate standards of economic reality (United Nations 1955 20 in Burton 1968).

I attended the inaugural event of the AR Commons in Tokyo today, a new initiative that's supposed to help set "standards of augmented reality as a public environment".

(Once he's up there, what can he do but cut to the ground again?) He wants to create huge, throbbing set pieces, but he never establishes a standard of normal reality from which those set pieces would be an exultant release.

But television reflects a funhouse mirror image of society; sitcoms and dramas hold out impossibly narrow standards of beauty, while reality shows seek out and exploit the more grotesque displays of obesity.