Sentence examples for both realities from inspiring English sources

Ms. Muholi's pictures touch on both realities.

Both descriptions are true, and both realities are under siege.

The Obama Administration, well aware of the local animus created by Clinton's proclamation, strove to recognize both realities in its consideration of Bears Ears National Monument.

The recent case involving Indonesian domestic worker Erwiana Sulystyaningsih – whose former employer was found guilty on 10 February of a series of charges against her – reflects both realities.

Both realities are equally true: light behaves as a series of discrete, individuated particles - and also as a non-discrete or unitive wave function.

For Roth, the contrast between Jewish life in Nazi Germany and Jewish life in the United States even in the service of the U. S. Army was incommensurably different, and, without saying as much, he presented the very attempt to conjure those persecutions and murders in an environment as peaceful and welcoming as that in which he was living as an obscene distraction from both realities.

Proust understood acutely both the realities of musical culture and the internal life of listening.

Yet a thick pelt of obligations and expectations softens and transforms both these realities.

"They're both reality-show hosts," he said.

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

So fiction can change both reality and the way we see it.