Sentence examples for core reality from inspiring English sources

According to its makers, the series will 'throw light on the core reality of British politics'.

So maybe it's time to acknowledge a core reality: People with skills can really thrive in this tenuous, networked society.

Her description of Tom's sale down the river to the Deep South was an expression of slavery's core reality.

It underscored the core reality at the heart of contemporary politics: that the government faces supremely testing times, and that the government will continue to be Conservative.

What is at stake in this dispute is, at heart, the agency of observers: whether it is possible to see past the static and the numbers to the core reality that others might miss.

The defensive wording is as suggestive of the core reality of the Chequers lunch as the dog that did not bark in the night in Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes story Silver Blaze.

The dispute cuts to core realities of intelligence analysis.

"1984" remains one of the quickest and most succinct routes to the core realities of 1948.

If I were one of them, I'd be pitching an assortment of experiments, centered around two core realities of what the Post is and what it can be.

Both September events underscore core realities for America's continued preeminence in the sciences: First, women scientists are essential to that continued preeminence, and second, our nation will not be able to achieve its true potential in the sciences if gender bias undercuts deserving candidates.

Phillips shrugs, like a man who's seen too much to be overly impressed by peoples' ability to handle hard-core reality.