Sentences with phrase «reality of»

Life Is Beautiful tells the tale of a father who protects his son from the harsh realities of life in a concentration camp.

She had to quickly learn how to manage a farm, and abruptly encountered the harsh reality of what coal development was doing to the local community.

A few suggestive emails may serve as a useful distraction for those wishing to avoid the physical realities of climate change.

There are still other instances in which some participants in the discussion may be talking about features of reality of which other participants are simply unaware.

During your wedding good for phrases ceremony and reception the experience to teach a young man about realities of dating someone.

If we love our cats, then why in the world do we expect them to cope with the harsh realities of life outside?

I understand that a lot of church people have been taught otherwise, but such teaching isn't based on reality of the fact that gay people were indeed born gay.

It's certainly time for change and that change is a shift to pragmatic ideas based on the dynamic, spontaneous reality of human life.

I also discovered that I knew a lot about practice and really liked writing about the everyday reality of how things actually worked.

The journalist's perspective reflects realities of today's stock market.

The scientific reality of global warming has nothing to do with a «conservative worldview» or a «liberal world view».

Maintain system accuracy on all sales orders and back orders to reflect reality of ship dates and any necessary adjustments.

I admire your way of facing realities of life.

He is out of touch with realities of modern football.

Men and women are adjusting to this new reality of dating in a mobile - dependent society.

But as we all know, sometimes the hectic reality of everyday life gets in the way of that.

You love stats that take zero effort in understanding realities of the sport.

But after the honeymoon period ended, I faced the harsh reality of working for myself.

A sharp pinch is likely to be felt between assumptions and hopes with which one first entered into the school and the experienced reality of the school.

Let's get effective change by adequately funding professional learning and resources within the current reality of schools.

As your case proceeds, continue to document the day - to - day realities of how you've been affected mentally, physically, and financially by the accident or injury.

Ultimately, all the data analysis shouldn't distract us from the physical reality of what is happening to our climate.

The economic realities of today's families make it imperative to provide low - income families with quality child care.

Yes, the big question for everyone is whether they believe in the spiritual reality of evil.

This might be the hard reality of many people living paycheck to paycheck.

We want to enable young people to see that Catholic moral teaching is reasonable and in tune with the biological, psychological, spiritual and social reality of what a human being is.

Thus every adequate theology must deal with the deadly power and awful reality of sin.

He says nothing about religion and little about the lurking reality of death.

Babies love to look at faces and the unfortunate reality of modern life is we often find ourselves far from family.

This, he explains, is one way the game manages to avoid the grim reality of day - to - day life in the trenches.

Then in a flash the stark reality of what he has done comes home to him.

All three works use human emotions as stand - ins for the larger socio - political reality of contemporary warfare.

Of course, reinforcing these expectations are the ever - present realities of business.

He describes powerfully and realistically the horrible realities of war.

You see, what we described isn't the plot of a cheap horror flick, but the actual reality of online dating.

The development of child care support systems in many countries have not kept pace with the changing economic realities of parents who must utilize them.

This information about schools and the disparate daily realities of students are a reminder that educators must develop pedagogy that speaks to and examines a range of understandings and experiences.

As the films continue, the animations transform to reveal the devastating realities of where most puppies who are sold online and in pet stores actually come from.

Unfortunately, and not surprisingly, these hopeful attitudes eventually give way to the grinding reality of daily life.

An unfortunate reality of practicing law is that you will have disputes with your clients.

I have high dreams that I will make reality of by traveling the world.

The financial realities of Christian schools also tend to dull the sharp edges of religious doctrine.

So the problem is not that law schools do not prepare the students for the harsh reality of legal research in a real life situation.

This resource introduces students to the concepts and practical realities of climate change impact and adaptation.

Sad reality of folks on the Internet, not to be taken personally.

Presents information regarding the historical reality of attempting to obtain excess returns both by professional investors and us, the individual investor.

We'd be happy if you paid cash for your vehicle but we also know that the financial realities of most people don't allow that.