The show highlights the unglamorous reality of being a celebrity in New Zealand.

It is simply part of the unglamorous reality of moving tens of thousands of men and thousands of tanks to a distant area and organizing them into a fighting force.

And how much, you wonder, has Pataki noticed about the unglamorous realities of Washington?

The double-edged device makes you reflect on the degree to which life imitates kitsch, while also calling attention to the unglamorous reality of its characters' situations.

She was a founder of the organization in 1986 which produced the well-known commercial This is your brain on drugs and other "hard-hitting, unsentimental ads" which depicted the "unglamorous reality of drug abuse".

Eventually he faces the bitter, unglamorous reality of being a salaried athlete who must adhere to a grueling tour schedule to earn his keep.

The Hollywood esthetic, with its intrinsic prettiness, overwhelms the painful, unglamorous realities that this cautionary tale is supposed to be about.

Parents have never waited longer nor thought more consciously about having children, yet time and again the bloggers voice surprise and sometimes resentment about the unglamorous reality of bringing up baby.

And it was never glamorous, except in photographs that conveniently omitted the unglamorous reality that the city was basically located in a dry gulch, in a state noted for an abundance of dry gulches.

In this case fashion isn't about adorning the body with an attractive "second skin" but about revealing the unglamorous reality that we are what we kill and eat.