Sentence examples for term reality from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cesareo bristled at the term "reality show" for the series, instead calling it a documentary.

It is not a coincidence that the English term "reality" and its cognates in the other European languages only entered into usage between the mid-16th and early-17th century, depending on the language.

Mr. Darnell, who has supervised reality programming for Fox since before the term reality show entered the lexicon, said Friday that he was leaving the network at the end of the month.

The term "reality programming" encompasses everything from video clip compilations to live broadcasts of antics of the daredevil Evel Knievel and his family to stunts like "Multimillionaire," a bizarre bridal pageant that culminated in a marriage on camera.

The short term reality for Circle, then, is swimming in a pond with some very large sharks.

Nathan Eagle and Alex Pentland from Media Laboratory, MIT coined the term "Reality Mining" which is the collection and analysis of machine-sensed sensor data pertaining to human social behavior, with the goal of identifying predictable patterns of human behavior [1].

Ron Suskind's extraordinary 2004 article on the nature of the Bush administration introduced the term "reality-based community" to our political parlance.

That's why United Way of New York City and the Brooklyn Community Foundation have established the NYC Haitian Community Hope and Healing Fund to fill the anticipated void between short term relief and long term realities.

Yet his comments recognized a more problematic near-term reality.

"The long-term reality is that we, as a species, have been getting better" at producing wealth, they say.

If the N.H.L. had any grasp on long-term reality, it would be curled up in the fetal position at headquarters today.