Sentence examples for support to reality from inspiring English sources
It is a major producer of original television programming in its own right, and it was RTL in the Netherlands and Germany that provided early support to "reality" game shows like "Big Brother," which have since been exported to the United States.
It also lends support to the reality of LHB.
The appearance of long-period spectral peaks in a completely different sample from their original appearance, prepared under controlled conditions, lends support to the reality of the biodiversity variation.
So though a low carbon future looks technically possible, could it ever receive the necessary political support to make it a reality?
PHILADELPHIA — President Obama vigorously defended Hillary Clinton on Tuesday as a relentless leader who had been held to unfair standards during an uncommonly wild presidential campaign, pleading with the voters who were the core of his own support to tune out the "reality show" noise of the race and vote for his chosen successor.
Those with their heads poking through the fog need support to keep their feet in reality and real-politic.
Starting today, Democracy for America's million members are teaming up with the Wall Street Speculation Tax lead sponsors, Senator Tom Harkin and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, to build a coalition of support to make this bill a reality, but we're going need your help.
Additionally, the president can and should address Palestinian realities, giving support to Palestine's civil society and business community.
Recent projects have tried to close the gap between computer-supported learning and reality by introducing learning support to mobile devices [ 20, 21] ].
Kasich achieved the victory by appealing to the state's moderate GOP voters who might have been disinclined to support reality TV star Donald Trump.
There are important differences between the arguments and experiments that are taken to support the reality of quarks (see Andrew Pickering, "Constructing Quarks"), and the arguments and statistics that are taken to support the reality of faith-healing or the power of prayer.
