Sentence examples for a recognized reality from inspiring English sources

During this period the northwestern boundary became fixed by treaty, and the continental United States emerged a recognized reality.

Chris Bashinelli, Executive Director of 'Bridge the Gap TV' – an internationally recognized reality Internet series about sustainable development and cross-cultural exchange – moderated the event.

"He's recognized reality," the group's executive director, Marion Loomis, said of Mr. Obama.

But lawyers for the workers asserted that considering McDonald's influence over its franchisees, the decision merely recognized reality.

A: Recognize the reality that many of your co-workers, because they are men, will view you in a certain way.

Mr. Qandil said at a news conference that he had sought in a minister a person "who recognizes reality and has an applicable vision," rather than those with "dreams".

Delusional disorder is classified as a psychotic disorder, a disorder where a person has trouble recognizing reality.

When you are in a Republican primary race against a bunch of right-wing ideologues, there is very little benefit (and sometimes a large cost) to recognizing reality.

Recognizing reality is a better guide toward truth.

Unfortunately, that path to recognizing reality leaves a lot of victims in its wake.

Third, any plan that depends on the White House recognizing reality is an idle fantasy.