Sentence examples for voice of reality from inspiring English sources

"It's advertiser-supported television," Sorkin's anchorman character, Will McAvoy, trying to be the voice of reality, says acidly to one of his moral challengers.

"What I hope to bring to the board is a voice of reality," Richards told me.

Consumers must be the voice of reality when the realness of the silent ad image is brushed away.

In the midst of this burgeoning crisis, President Obama has been a voice of reality and reason, calling for an agreement that will restore economic growth in Greece and keep Greece in the European Union.

She added: "We felt like someone who had not spoken to anyone who currently works here was becoming a voice of our reality".

MATT HARBICHT: To try to give a voice or scope of reality to the lives of these youth.

In this sense, Twitter can serve to extend our voices, our understanding of reality, and perhaps create a shared consciousness among citizens.

Interactive Documentary is here defined as a media production model with interactive author functions for constructing a narrative voice as a document of reality itself.

Founded at an Islamic summit in Morocco in 1969, the OIC describes itself on its Web site as “the collective voice of the Muslim world"–though in reality many of its members are rulers of states in which the people themselves have no free voice, such as Saudi Arabia, Syria, Libya and Iran.

Before starting my disillusioned vignettes of reality, the voice of apathy warns me that my writing would change nothing.

Another show I watch, 'The Voice of Holland', is a reality show from Holland.