Sentence examples for central realities from inspiring English sources

He has just launched a campaign called "Press the Battle," whose purpose is to get the national conversation to focus on the central realities of the national crisis playing out in the American political arena.

Perhaps overeager to assume that the context of bombing campaigns ordered by President Obama is humanitarian purpose, many Americans of antiwar inclinations have yet to come to terms with central realities of the war effort -- for instance, the destructive trajectory of the budgeting for the war, which spends 10 dollars toward destruction for every dollar spent on humanitarian programs.

It's the central reality of our time.

They simply aren't wired to understand the central reality of politics today.

Mr. Clinton said the trend toward globalization was "the central reality of our time".

When we break the laws, we lose our hold on the central reality.

The older generation of characters, which also includes the Nurse (Myra Carter) and the Best Friend (John Carter), have achieved some accommodation with this central reality.

To a mountaineer, The War was a deadly nuisance and race was not life's central reality, as it must have been in Charleston, but a remote abstraction indeed.

Critics of Mr. Osorio, though, have said he misses a central reality of Colombia's conflict: the paramilitary militias, financed by the cocaine trade and wealthy Colombians as protection against the rebels, commit most of the killings in the country.

Their club, Runners Venezuela, underscores a central reality: despite the mayhem, the people of Caracas are willing to go to extraordinary lengths to have as normal a life as possible.

Worse still, by overstating the effectiveness of national command and control by the time United 93 was heading for Washington, the government obscured the central reality of that morning: that the Washington establishment talked mainly to itself, disconnected from the reality on the ground and in the air.