Sentences with phrase «brutal reality»

Although there is often no other way to explain it than as hate, adults can balance brutal reality with a sensitivity to developmental levels, taking care not to raise anxiety.

Through the eyes of a young escaped slave, the novel explores race, injustice and brutal reality of America's dark past.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl may be unafraid of confronting brutal realities but it has little interest in festering in sorrow and solemnity.

The Bindmans press release also helps give a sense of the sometimes brutal reality resulting from these decisions:

Watch Van Gaal's brutal reality for any United player who fails to score from the spot below (hat tip: BT Sport, via Bleacher Report).

If the experience of reading Collins's novel is one of being inside a horrifyingly brutal reality television show, the experience the film adaptation offers is one more akin to watching one, and its success depends on our awareness of this relatively new medium as well as our willingness to critique it.

Akira's arrival shattered traditional thinking, creating space for movies like the The Matrix to be dreamed into brutal reality.

I can confirm that this strategy is a calculated brutal reality and is obviously promoted by proficiency policy.

But then brutal reality hits trying to match dreams with reality The real rush happened when the first tracks — London and Madagascar, got fleshed out and we finally could see the magic — that Cruis»n Blast would undoubtedly be the most dynamic, interactive, and captivating arcade racer ever created.

In his first major speech since the general election, the Labour leader blamed what he called the «brutal reality of austerity economics».

Low wages are a brutal reality in an industry in which every innovation seems to drive down prices more efficiently than the last.

Together, Newman and Hollender, with their lofty goals and unusual business culture, enjoyed a white - hot growth streak — until those same values collided head - on with the brutal realities of running a business.

«The brutal reality now is that [the Harper administration] has recreated a deficit, and we must deal with that, along with other priorities like education and pensions and family care.

The brutal reality was that even if you were inclined to try Azure, you couldn't find and hire anyone who knew how to work with it, because everyone else you knew was using AWS.

They believed that adding a dose of altruism to their business model would somehow make them impervious to the brutal realities of the undergarment market.

Jessica now realizes she was blinded by confidence and didn't recognize the brutal reality of her situation.

The brutal reality of trade - offs is you can not.»

A Christian who fled North Korea's been telling Premier of the brutal reality of being a believer in his homeland.

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Standing between Murdoch and the world of most 19th - century fiction, then, are the brutal realities of 20th - century history and the sobering accounts of human nature offered by the great thinkers of the late 19th century.

Unfortunately, for one in four American women, Fifty Shades is a brutal reality.

He told shareholders at Murray Goulburn's annual meeting last month: «The brutal reality is we are not going to sell into Bega.

@ PIRES In the beginning your delusions regarding Wenger were nothing more than mere irritations that I thought were going to inevitably diffuse as the brutal reality of our situation sets in.

This remove from the brutal reality of drone warfare is only possible with an immense privilege.

So let's escape from that hypothetical - and face the facts of brutal reality.

These are the brutal realities of what leaving the single market and customs union means for agricultural goods.

Speaking anonymously, a guard in one of Britain's detention centres tells of the brutal reality of life away from prying eyes

This is the brutal reality of Brexit.

This brutal reality is often the fate of child refugees.

Later, in his campaign office, occupying the fifth floor of a small office building on East 21st Street in Manhattan, Mr. Massey cited the «brutal reality» that polling numbers and «headwinds fund - raising» made his success unlikely.

«Viewed from a distance, the photograph could be mistaken for a supermarket barcode, but up close, the brutal reality of life in a megacity becomes apparent.»

If Owens was able to create an illusion of consistency, of steady progression towards a state of blissful serenity — which was instinctively reflected in the nature of his collections — he is now confronted by the intrusion of rude, brutal reality.

The cluelessness of some guys with women is compounded by the brutal reality of online dating for men.

To keep the districts obedient, the Capitol hosts The Hunger Games once a year, a brutal reality TV bloodsport in which one boy and one girl, between the ages of 12 and 18, are picked to represent each district.

Thank you for sharing a hard, brutal reality.

What: Brutal reality and the search for redemption sit awkwardly alongside each other in Marc Forster's adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel about two Afghan boys, Amir and Hassan, growing up around the time of the Soviet invasion.

A brutal reality show is at the forefront in Suzanne Collins» novel «The Hunger Games.»

The writer of «Training Day» says he made «Fury» to describe and honor the brutal reality of sacrifices of American tank crews in WWII.

The indie drama Trade of Innocents shines a spotlight on the horrific and brutal realities of child exploitation, all over the world.

The glory days of the studio system are often fondly recalled by film lovers, but the brutal realities of commercial survival in factory conditions, which caused John Ford and Howard Hawks to do somersaults proving that they weren't artists but dependable employees, are almost always elided.

On that score, the film, written by John Ridley, is entirely convincing in presenting the brutal realities of slavery, as experiencing in a horrible waking nightmare for a dozen unrelenting years by Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor).

Watch how carefully Martel etches the brutal reality of slavery in her images, the way she uses crowded frames and half - naked bodies to suggest humanity matter - of - factly choking the life out of its own.

The War upends both families» plans as their returning loved ones, Jamie McAllan (Garrett Hedlund) and Ronsel Jackson (Jason Mitchell), forge a friendship that challenges the brutal realities of the Jim Crow South in which they live.

The film illustrates the lives of white and black families in rural Mississippi as they confront the brutal realities of prejudice, farming, and friendship in a divided post World War II era.

Cronicas (2004) Colombia - born American actor John Leguizamo plays a TV reporter investigating a series of child murders who comes face to face with the brutal reality of life in Ecuador.

Paxton is continually exposed to the brutal reality of war; Bozz continually rebels by cooking up excuses for others to get discharged and making smartass remarks to anyone within earshot — which prompts angry looks from the likes of Wilson.