Sentence examples for common realities from inspiring English sources

Cesário Verde, considered by some to be the greatest poet of the 19th century, addressed himself to the poetic essence of common realities; "Sentimento de um occidental" ("Feelings of a Westerner") is a poem saturated in irony and alienation that depicts a prototype of the flaneur figure (an urban wanderer) that would later be developed in literary Modernism.

These are common realities faced by individuals with disabilities, a community that is much bigger than many realize — nearly 1 in 5 Americans have a disability, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and more than half of those report that their disability is severe.

These are all common realities of living a college lifestyle.

All of these applications of cloning were unthinkable before Dolly, but have since become common realities.

To knock that wall of ignorance down, I have to understand the common realities that we all share.

This approach ignores the hard but very common realities of life and inexplicable tragedies that take life on short or no notice.

But the necessity to do so is now a common reality.

They remain on Jani's periphery, but she can still function in our common reality.

Director Roberto Briceno said the killings "bring into relief a common reality of daily life in Venezuela".

What happened to Gates is a common reality for all people that make a bad situation worse.

What is sure is that the satellite view of our world and its evolution is now a common reality.