Sentence examples for appreciated reality from inspiring English sources

I said the newly appreciated reality that oil and gas are here for decades to come required that President Obama step beyond his "all of the above" energy strategy and craft policies that ensure we keep advancing post-fossil energy technologies and efficiency efforts: Having cheap natural gas will impede both the build-out of renewable energy options and also basic science in energy.

But if Mr. Rosenberg's brush with celebrity highlighted the simple truth that it can help to have powerful friends or associates when in search of tickets to the first Subway Series in 44 years, it also illuminated a perhaps less appreciated reality.

I want him to appreciate reality.

Because the party, while briefly fun, generally only serves to mask our ongoing battle with reality -- to accept and appreciate reality for what it is and not for what we would prefer it to be.

"I especially liked that horribly tense feeling in the kitchen; I appreciated the reality," Ms. Lippert said.

How can we expect voters to appreciate fiscal reality when politicians consistently misrepresent that reality?

She spends Sundays avoiding writing, playing guitar and appreciating both reality television and Southern cuisine.

"When you're taken to the point where you appreciate the reality of death, what you do is appreciate life".

Being new to America, I didn't appreciate the reality of racial segregation.

I think he appreciates the reality around donor fickleness and also, rightly, notes that the nonprofit/for-profit debate is overestimated and really just about structure.

I enjoy each episode immensely, and I can appreciate the reality of being both a freak and a parent somewhat confused by my children's growing pains.