Sentences with phrase «to deal with reality»

Emotionally, they become incapable of dealing with the realities of their divorce.

It's not that I've stopped living in the present or that I'm not dealing with the reality of pain.

Of course the real solution lies in dealing with reality in a different way; it's a human problem not a technological problem.

All he needs to do is point to the Scientific method which deals with reality.

Most importantly, we need to move toward dealing with the reality instead of offering more rhetoric.

It's a shame that's the only method you found to deal with reality though.

The film deals with the realities of corruption, greed and the curse of natural resources as dedicated and passionate people struggle within a political system that offers little to no protection.

Most people can't deal with reality without a hope in something more or greater.

Unfortunately, not all people have the economic conditions to finance some treatments and veterinarians deal with this reality on a daily basis.

Not the classroom teacher who deals with reality, and not scripted talk - shows everyday.

But unlike as with pregnancy prevention, widely taught as an important part of comprehensive sex education, there are no standard practices for schools dealing with the reality of pregnant and parenting teens.

Some people can not deal with the reality of the complex, random world so they need to have some structure around them.

While it is difficult to blend the two perspectives when dealing with the realities of human distress and suffering, we believe it wise to espouse a scientist - practitioner model of sector development.

At 3.5 months, your partner is past the shock of sleep deprivation and the stress of learning to be a mom, and is now dealing with the reality of being a stay - at - home mom.

@ Isaac, the bible is full of it and the fact that you can't deal with reality so much that you almost killed yourself and have to delude yourself to keep going doesn't make it true.

Republicans need to start dealing with reality.

From the beginning, the story is about dealing with the reality of her immanent death, and acknowledging the permanency of her absence.

As miners deal with the reality of a prolonged slump in the iron ore price, Fortescue Metals Group is quietly going about the business of building the state's third magnetite mine and processing plant.

So many people are dealing with the reality check of sexual issues and problems, and because of the stigma we've created surrounding this important topic, many couples end up needlessly suffering for far too long.

Try dealing with reality once and you'll see that all of that Alice IN Wonderland nonsense disappears.

But dealing with these realities requires sure footing, and many find it easier to bend with the times than to confront a popular cultural shift in spite of its obvious hazards and horrific social results.

He is no longer dealing with realities which are simple, which can not be otherwise and therefore can be taken as constituting God's ordinance from which there is no appeal, as the expression of God's own mighty and loving will.

If a delusion helps christians, muslims, jews etc deal with reality then more power to them.

Does the faith to which this church is committed deal with a reality that is universal, true and good for all men everywhere and in all time, or is its faith rather the expression of the highest spiritual insights of our particular American culture?

Science is fine dealing with reality.

«smashing babies like in the psalms «Psalm 137, you didn't read that either did you?It deals with the realities of war, and the enemies of Jerusalem who committed those kinds of acts upon Jewish children.The psalm is a lament and a cry for revenge and justice.A far cry from an endorsement, as you would have people believe.

The call to be concerned — chiefly addressed to Christians who are not — does not deal with this reality either.

Sorry you don't like to deal with reality Rich.

Unity That's the spirit of this whole conference — a party dealing with the realities and opportunities of government.

he said, adding that they're considering «how we stay within federal guidelines, continue to keep federal money and yet deal with the reality that the rollout of Common Core was flawed.»

«She hasn't seen any part of any of that since» 06, so I'm just dealing with reality.

So if you're the one who «failed», or the one who «broke» you're not only left dealing with the reality that your future isn't turning out the way you expected it to... you also have to own up to reality online.

The excellent acting and brilliant direction, coupled with the fact that the plot deals with the realities of English life, give it a vividness that makes it definitely a film to see.

In the last few years, he's shifted among a lonely writer dealing with the reality of his fantasy girl in Ruby Sparks, a developmentally disabled kidnapping suspect in Prisoners, and mentally unraveling genius Beach Boy Brian Wilson in Love & Mercy.

There are two action films being delivered this weekend that might be perfect for those needing a break dealing with the reality without resorting to prescription drugs.

I (Heart) Huckabees deals with reality on DVD courtesy of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment.

The film shows how the woman deals with her reality and that of her son, born in captivity, and how they deal with consequences of trying to escape.

Cy Wakeman has a lot of insightful and relevant things to say about leaders helping their employees deal with realities (instead of...

Porter was a great patient and Lola has effectively used the lessons he taught to help other loving dog owners deal with the reality that dogs lives are short and we must let them go with insight and dignity.

The exhibition at Museum Frieder Burda deals with the reality of the American Dream through over 70 masterpieces by American contemporary artists.

At the same time, it opens up a sideline dealing with the realities of the mass media.»

The other artists shortlisted were a film - maker called Phil Collins who dealt with reality TV in Turkey; sculptor Rebecca Mitchell who produced a cabinet for her entry; and installation artist Mark Titchner.

It seems to me that those crowing most loudly about the superiority of capitalism are the very ones shrinking away from dealing with the reality of climate change.