Sentence examples for charged reality from inspiring English sources

But in the politically charged reality here, where George Bush's younger brother, Jeb, is the Republican governor, Ms. Harris's statement also amounted to a tactical line in the sand, one that the Texas governor's legal advisers hope could force the Democrats to finish whatever recounting they hope to do in less than 36 hours and freeze the official results in the Republicans' favor.

Since coming out as transgender on 20/20 in 2015, Jenner's made many attempts to get out there and meet people, from her bombshell Vanity Fair cover story to her politically charged reality series I Am Cait.

The bureaucrats charged with interpreting reality are trumped by the politicians whose avowed mission is to create reality.

His designs were politically charged fields of reality that he created.

They comprise two groups: the Special Actions Forces, or FAES, created in 2017 to combat crime but in reality charged with conducting politically motivated killings in poor neighborhoods, and the so-called colectivos, armed civilians paid by the government.

Justine Mahoney grew up in South Africa during apartheid, and her interest in the fantastical power of the imagination is charged with the reality of that racial and sociopolitical tension.

Since coming out as transgender on 20/20 in 2015, Jenner's made many attempts to get out there and meet people, from her bombshell Vanity Fair cover story to her politically-charged reality series I Am Cait.

He said he had heard from several colleagues who wanted him to pursue legal action against Fox, but he had concluded he had little chance to win and so, he said, "Why tie everyone up all summer?" Some reality producers charged Fox with setting the standard for ripping off reality ideas.

She concluded that their engagement in climate issues "can be understood in part as a struggle to preserve their particular culturally charged understanding of environmental reality".

They all attempt to overcome the problem posed by the fact that third persons, relying on the outer appearance of a well-funded borrower, have no means of knowing whether or not the borrower's assets are in reality already charged in favour of another lender.

For want of a common descriptive name, they will be referred to as "no-pledge devices". They all attempt to overcome the problem posed by the fact that third persons, relying on the outer appearance of a well-funded borrower, have no means of knowing whether or not the borrower's assets are in reality already charged in favour of another lender.