Sentence examples for bedrock reality from inspiring English sources

If there's a bedrock reality here, it's the bond between this dangerously charismatic antihero and Alva Ozigbo (called "Elf"), a young psychiatrist who treats him toward the end of his long incarceration.

Here's the bedrock reality of Washington's twenty-first-century conflicts, though: no matter what "strategy" is concocted to fight them, we'll always remain short-time tourists in long-term wars.

Given these two bedrock realities, there is no way that the bill can make serious inroads on cost without cutting back on care.

If one traces these reasons all the way down to the bedrock of reality — the laws of physics — only to find that reason then deserts us, it makes a mockery of science.

Constructor theory "forms a bedrock of reality from which all the laws of physics emerge".

No book, sermon, or experiment can encompass the infinite or plumb the bedrock of reality.

Nevertheless, it's during the exchange with Michael that we begin to see not only that Mrs. K.'s life has been shaped by lies but that those lies form the bedrock of her reality.

Could this year be the year of power where Bhavna becomes the main ingredient to move debris out of the way, and create a bedrock of nurturing realities where everyone in and around us is benefited?

So will free expression, irreverent newspapers, the separation of powers, elections that actually oust people, the English language as the medium of business, movies that end happily, reality television and the bedrock belief that the best things in a society happen uncoordinated on its streets rather than in its Central Committee.

"No one has dug deep into the bedrock of pirates yet -- into the reality of what it was like to wake up in the morning and know that if you were going to survive or eat, you needed to take from someone else's mouth".

According to Ferrara's diagnosis, we are currently witnessing a profound transition that, besides affecting cultures, values and norms, also touch on the "foundations of validity," thereby affecting the "bedrock of the symbolic network through which we relate to reality and reproduce our life-forms" (Ferrara 1998: 1).