Sentence examples for a further reality from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that observation hints at a further reality.

A further reality is that the design of several of these initiatives is dominated by the wealthy world, with limited input by those most affected, leading to programs which may not serve short- or, indeed, long-term health development needs.

Nevertheless, James articulates his own belief — which he does not claim to prove — that religious experiences connect us with a greater, or further, reality not accessible in our normal cognitive relations to the world: "The further limits of our being plunge, it seems to me, into an altogether other dimension of existence from the sensible and merely 'understandable' world" (V, 515).

For some one-factor theorists (Maher 1974), the delusion is a reasonable hypothesis given the strangeness of the experience, or the strange experience is in a sensory modality or at a processing stage where further reality testing is not available (Hohwy and Rosenberg 2005).

Cynical contemporary artworks in the exhibition serve as further "reality checks," Ms. Amnéus said.

The further reality is that if the US Congress turns the deal down, and overrides the President's veto, we cannot expect those other nations to join in continuing to impose sanctions.

That, hopefully, will resolve potential confusion on the part of the receptionist, while including a subtle linguistic tick that lends a further sense of reality to the conversation.

In a further confluence of reality-based fiction and unflappable self-promotion, Hilton has been supporting the movie.

For them, 1% is not a pay rise, but a further step towards the reality of poverty".

He added he was also busy filming a further series of his reality show, which begins again in June.

But the £3bn over three years announced today is in reality a further disappointing cut in subsidy and won't deliver the ambitious house building programme we need.