Sentence examples for take the reality from inspiring English sources

But both shows take the reality genre deep into the twisted human psyche: their founding premise is that it is impossible to be married to one person without imagining being married to someone else.

In looking at the possible outcomes of tomorrow's election ― and yes, both will provide challenges for attaining broader rights, just different ones ― let's take the reality of a President Trump first.

In a recent interview, former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens told This Week's George Stephanopoulos that he thinks it is proper for a justice to take the reality of the "politics" of the day into account when deciding whether it is the right time to retire.

But here's my take: The reality is that research doesn't support this claim.

The whole family can experience the thrill of colonising and terraforming our sister world, as the game is redesigned to take the realities of Martian life into account.

Ali Catterall Despite having taken the reality route to fame, Rylan Clark-Neal is the perfect choice to host a late-night chatshow.

Bob Herbert writes that the public hasn't "taken the reality of this war seriously enough to do something about it" ("And the War Goes On," column, Nov. 7).

It has become ethically impossible to create architecture in this country without taking the reality of economic anarchy into artistic account.

"It's just taking the reality elements and cutting them like a sitcom.' He noted that the format of "Simple Life" was "a natural comedy premise: fish out of water".

Environmental consultant and cellist, Andrew Pears, 60, also feels drama and greed have over-taken the reality of pledges and despite feeling "well informed on what the politicians are up to...I do not know if what I know is enough".

He took the reality of inhaling paper-wrapped, ultra-dried, chemical-laced, cancer-causing leaves and made it sexy and aspirational.