Sentence examples for yes reality from inspiring English sources

While it's encouraging to see so many community leaders (yes, reality shows do influence the public) taking the issue of childhood obesity to heart, ultimately, this is a parent's responsibility.

But here's the kicker: the whole story is fictional, the people are actors, and Hexter has demonstrated something important about so-called documentaries and, yes, reality -- Monday at 6 15 p.m., Tuesday at 8 15 a.m. and 2 p.m., Friday at 4 p.m. and Saturday at 11 15 a.m. on IFC.

Yes, reality TV has, over the years, mastered its creative cookie-cutter formatting, and this endeavor does, at times, fall victim to the quirks of the genre, but Lauper's persona truly enlivens each tale.

(Yes, "reality" shows send out casting calls to talent agents and casting web sites).

In May, Sekai Camera for the iPad came out (yes, augmented reality on the camera-less iPad/screenshot below).

My first reaction leans towards yes, but reality tempers my decisions.

The internet says yes; the reality says no. Carefully trimming the pubes down with a pair of nail scissors to give the illusion of more length.

And yes, the realities sometimes dictate concessions -- I will wear a tie if I have to, travel more frequently than I prefer, etc.

And, yes, because reality telly isn't really a huge fan of reality, it was always going to be the tears and the conflict that made the edit.

By that logic, Palin herself was censored by the American public of "intolerants" when we declined to elect her vice president of the United States, leaving her with only a book deal, speaking engagements and, yes, a reality show to pay the bills.

Drew McLellan, 30, a barber who started A Lucky Lawn in Long Beach last summer, has been approached by a TV production company about starring with his wife in, yes, a reality show about lawn painters.