Sentence examples for ancient reality from inspiring English sources

The story reminds us that poverty is an ancient reality, with especially cruel effects on children.

Because climate change denier Trump did something far worse than strangely snipe at renewable energy champion Schwarzenegger's ratings on an ancient reality TV show.

For more ancient reality entertainment, the Dené have for centuries identified a large sacred rock along the way where the Yellowknife River enters the Great Slave Lake as the massive dam built by giant beavers, which their hero Yamouri brushed aside to allow free transit.

The cuisine that the authors express speaks to ancient realities and present truths: The kitchen table knows no boundaries; and no wall, however high and long, can ever be so impermeable to prevent the vapors of the collective culinary consciousness waft through.

The conflict between the commandment and the drive to consume is as much a conflict between the ethical demands of the ancient world and the practical reality of living in the modern one.

Aldrete feels that his work brings him closer to the physical realities of the ancient world.

In Waugh's book — and, I'm compelled to add, that fine old mini-series it was made into — religious commitments and social relations were part of a thickly detailed, complicated and ancient lived reality.

Later writers, such as Claudian, place it near Gortyna, but some winding passages and chambers close to that place are, in reality, ancient quarries.

Ever since that epic first fight on the Ancient Olympic Games reality show "Pimp My Chariot," the battle to out-shout competitors has been a proud tradition.

One 24-year-old tells me he feels ancient, though in reality there are plenty here in their 30s, 40s, and above.

One 24-year-old tells me he feels ancient, though in reality there are plenty here in their thirties, forties and above.