Sentence examples for bright reality from inspiring English sources

My time alone was dreamlike and lullingly dull, the surreal darkness of grief blended with the bright reality of caring for a malnourished child.

That far-too-bright reality is the one I must not waste my time on.

This is not to dispute the jury's finding — one can intellectually rationalize the decision — as much as it is to howl at the moon, to yearn for a brighter reality for the politics around dark bodies, to raise a voice and say, this case is a rallying call, not a death dirge.

Baha'u'llah says this moment is like a bird being freed from a cage, or like a developing fetus leaving the gloomy womb into the bright world of Reality.

She describes herself as trying to retrieve the poem's enargeia, which translates as "bright, unbearable reality", and writes that she is doing this "as you might lift the roof off a church in order to remember what you are worshipping".

Planes and surfaces stir and throb with colours harder, sharper, brighter than reality.

And reminders of a wider, brighter human reality intrude now and then on the domestic solitude of "The Turin Horse," in the form of a philosophizing neighbor and then of a wagon full of gypsies whose boisterousness seems both seductive and threatening.

We're going to be doing some very cool stuff that we're not quite ready to talk about, but at the core we're looking to have incredible discussions with the best and brightest in reality creation.

Brokeback mountain was a dream, although it shines more bright than the reality which follows.

Three sets of business owners explain how they used three different crowdfunding platforms to make their bright ideas a reality.

The first is that he is a "reformer with results": a man with the determination and political skills to turn bright ideas into reality.