Sentences with phrase «cold reality»

Plenty of time for harsh, cold reality all this summer.

The ebook also allows authors to skip over other hurdles, including the very cold reality that most offline retailers won't stock a self - published book on their shelves.

Advocates, reporters, and other interested observers can influence policy makers to conduct the next crime debate on the basis of cold reality rather than colorful rhetoric.

In cold reality, no one is qualified; but God, whose ways are not our ways, seems to choose those least qualified, people who well may have come from slums and battlefields and insane asylums.

One thing is clear, though: in the excitement of the moment, the mirage of instant desire swallows cold reality.

As the younger woman, bewildered as the difference between giddily - anticipated fantasy and cold reality causes her to realign her personal and professional values, she has the tricky task of balancing Scott Thomas's froideur with rehearsed normalcy.

Often times, cold reality works better than polite candor.»

Our passionate, youthful idealism will be drowned by cold realities.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — It's like a day of Canada-U.S. political speed - dating: Dozens of American governors, several Canadian federal and provincial representatives, holding meetings in quick succession, hoping to leave a good impression before the relationship gets tested by the cold reality of trade negotiations.

He had waited a long time for this, but soon woke up to the cold reality that he was homeless.

But following a recession and some cold reality (not everyone can be an astronaut — there's only so many seats open on those shuttle missions), finding «dream jobs» simply wasn't achievable for everyone.

Sure you all talk about passion and love, but the cold reality is that you unfortunate souls are leading mundane, and guilt ridden lives.

You would rather believe a comfortable lie than face the cold reality.

Ply the right college administrator, coach, or even NCAA employee with a few drinks and they'll cop to the cold reality: Fostering a culture of fandom passionate enough to generate millions in revenue will always feed a black market they claim to so fiercely abhor.

Jim Mora's legendary 2001 quote wasn't so much a rant as a stone - cold reality.

It seems the Executive is either trying to distract the residents from the cold reality of poverty that is battering most of Ulster County residents or he is purposely ignoring it.

During the first few weeks at the hospital, he was convinced that it's all a dream — it took him some time to recognize what was going on with him as the hard, cold reality.

Staying In In our cold reality of crime and technology, the romantic concept of meeting your true love on the bus has been somewhat diminished, not to say, entirely eliminated.

Teamed with veteran officer Tony Stone (Woody Harrelson), Will tries to come to terms with his own pain while dealing with the cold realities of his new mission.

Shattered Horizon is the first game from Futuremark Games Studio that immerses you in the cold reality of combat in space.

From the streets of New Jersey to the halls of inner - city law enforcement and the cold reality of prison, Gomez's unmistakable flair for the rougher side of life found him dabbling in television with episodes of such small - screen hits as The Sopranos, OZ, The Shield, and Homicide: Life on the Street.

The tale - based on Guy de Maupassant's 1883 debut novel - meshes the cold realities for women back then with strikingly timeless truths.

Now grown, Jupiter dreams of the stars but wakes up to the cold reality of a job cleaning toilets and an endless run of bad breaks.

Consider Loving Vincent to be the cold reality of the morning after.

Opening with a brilliant prologue that wraps a nice vibe of homage around the cold realities of «walking while black,» writer / director Jordan Peele uses tension, humor and a few solid frights to call out blatant prejudice, casual racism and cultural appropriation.

But once income mixing actually occurs, the cold realities of race and class disparities can not long be suppressed.»

It's easy to douse the hope and potential of Travis Hill School with the cold reality of politics, economics and the dysfunctional jails and criminal justice system in New Orleans.

An inner fire to make it as a writer will get you through years of cold reality.

I am struggling at the moment with the cold reality of putting countless hours into writing with no paycheque in sight.

Filled with magical realism in the face of the cold reality of modern life, these stories are about discovering something precious in the chaos of daily existence.

Unfortunately, this cold reality is a problem many people face.

The cold reality of student loan repayment may seem harsh when going through a divorce, but try not to let that keep you from making payments on time.

The cold reality is that she may be paying these loans for the next 10 to 20 years, and she may have to delay important life events such as getting married, having a child and buying a home all because of her student loan debt level.

One of her regular visitors, a homeless, periodically pregnant Siamese cat she called Lady Siam taught her the cold reality of homeless animals.

Now, it sounds as though your meeting with the financial adviser threw some cold reality on your budgeting.

But if you're not psychic, then we really have to face some cold realities about how unpredictable the future is.»

Unfortunately, this cold reality is a problem many people face.

Suddenly anxiety and anticipation have given way to cold reality: Do you want this job or not?

Cold reality By examining these questions carefully, policy makers can govern more wisely on crime.

What is the cold reality about crime and crime prevention?