Sentences with phrase «other harsh realities»

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She loved people but hated other dogs, once turning harmful intent into harsh reality.

This publication focuses on the end of a cycle like no other; with history's greatest monetary experiment coming to a close, markets must deal with harsh late - cycle realities.

The harsh reality is it takes time to learn other strategies that will help your blog grow such as search engine optimization, affiliate marketing, email marketing, social media strategies, etc..

This is extremely challenging because my mind yearns to flee from the harsh realities that are presented to it, including those harsh realities that come in the form of other people.

Some have focused on the differences between Wilder's autobiography and her novels, particularly on the adult focus of the one and the juvenile audience of the other — with much praise for the so - called «grit» and «harsh reality» of Pioneer Girl.

Turns out this fantasy I had, like many others, was crushed by the harsh reality of having a real child and not a hypothetical one.

«As I get caught up in the opinions and harsh words being thrown around Facebook and other social media outlets, I can't help but think about the message we are trying to make a reality in our home.

The harsh reality of dating a Gemini is that If you were hoping for the same fluffy and friendly life advice about life that you get in other places, think again.

Lemmon and MacLaine are utterly perfect, as they each come face to face with the harsh reality of dashed hopes and yet must put up a front for the other.

When we hear stories like this, seeing the harsh reality of how humans can treat others this way, it's hard to not have more love for the animals.

Anyone who knew Harley was instantly inspired by his transformation and encouraged to educate others about the harsh reality of puppy mills.

I have seen this for other new hotels on Bali — they start at very high prices they hope to achieve, over the few months of being open face the harsh and very competitive reality the Bali hotel market is and settle into a competitive price point.

Please join us tonight for an Opening reception 6 - 8 pm Altered TM Davy, Hayden Dunham, Ayana Evans, Raúl de Nieves, Jasmine Nyende, Lila de Magalhaes, Will Sheldon, Fin Simonetti, Keijaun Thomas, Sarah Zapata, Cajsa von Zeipel May 13 - June 23, 2018 Boundaries that define us And the holding we give to others A concept in hand Liquid in practice Material in knowledge I imagine my experiences as much as they are created Asking an artist about reality is asking smoke to rise Gravity will tell it better than words Or ashes in the wind The flame doesn't have the same language as the smoke But the border of burning releases something tangible For however long it dances Gives in a world that accepts through learning in a reality that won't Under the light of the destructive loop A harsh power that gets to the root The substance of choice made physical in the opulence of darkness of everything we touch - Jasmine Nyende Company Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition entitled Altered, from May 13 through June 23, 2018, with an opening reception Sunday, May 13th, 6 - 8 pm.

The seeming about - face in Guston's work that was announced by his first, and only, exhibition at the powerful Marlborough Gallery — representing many other Abstract Expressionists or their estates — resulted from the acute discrepancy he felt existed between the transcendental qualities of his abstract work and the harsh, down - to - earth realities of America in crisis, and his need to confront that strife head on.

While the dangers in Flint and Standing Rock eventually became major stories this year, they were not the only ones worthy of attention, and there are other environmental crises hurting communities of color that still need the support of media to amplify a harsh reality.

This mytho - poetic world, he suggests, is not simply a defensive product of our struggle with the harsh realities of living as Freud suggested, but is an everlasting fact of human experience — a mystery that is often at the very center of the healing process, and yet at other times, strangely resists it.