Sentence examples for considerable reality from inspiring English sources

The life of the common man is portrayed with considerable reality in Yuan drama, though within a highly formalized artistic frame.

There was the very considerable reality of an athlete of Aboriginal birth, Cathy Freeman, lighting the Olympic flame after six other legendary Australian women had escorted the torch around the stadium.

Manigault, a considerable presence in "reality" television, made her name as a controversial participant in the American version of The Apprentice with Donald Trump, and feuded with Piers Morgan in The Celebrity Apprentice.

This view involves a considerable distortion of reality, however.

The gist of Beck and Gaffney's beef with Norquist is an assertion that the latter has ties to Islamist extremists, which is a considerable distortion of reality.

For example, incremental costs were assumed to be constant, whereas in reality, considerable cost variance would be observed across patients.

The level Borderline 3 comes close to what Kernberg conceptualized as psychotic personality organization; a psychotic level per se was not included, since it is not possible to conduct the STIPO in patients with a considerable impairment of reality testing.

More importantly, there are considerable differences between realities on the ground that led to child labour (e.g. bonded labour in India, AIDS orphans in Uganda, denial of civil rights in Brazil etc).

David Chase grew up on Mob movies, and even with a considerable awareness of Mob reality.

A diameter of 18 billion light-years (9 billion in each direction) is a considerable percentage of observable reality.

In the mid-19th century there was considerable dispute about the reality and nature of the Doppler effect.