Sentence examples for Given reality from inspiring English sources

Given Reality, his last film, a radical change of pace seems like a good plan.

Given reality TV's premium on amateur "talent," actors could be forgiven for boycotting these shows on economic grounds, but apparently nobody is immune from their charms.

The technique combines qualitative and statistical analysis and is designed to help identify and prioritize the components, dimensions, and particularities of a given reality.

How best do we fight for our rights in a climate where, it seems, a race to the bottom is a given reality?

The theologian cannot even call God "real" or "being," because he derives these concepts from the things to which God has given reality; and the Creator cannot possibly be of the same nature as that which he has created.

This film wasn't anywhere near as good as his earlier Gomorrah: a more defensible choice, it seems to me, would have been for the jury to have given Reality the best actor prize, for its lead, Aniello Arena, who gave a very good performance.

And the reality show "Jersey Shore" continues to give reality a bad name.

Ms. Spradlin is not fond of giving reality a coat of tasteful varnish.

Accuse Billy Collins of fanciful charm if you must, but never say that he fails to give reality its due.

And so we have to labour and to work, and work hard, to give reality to our dreams.

"We have to labor and to work, and work hard, to give reality to our dreams," Nehru told his newly awakened nation.