Sentence examples for damaging reality from inspiring English sources

You can't control every expectation a user might have, and, as we've seen, there are some ways to stop expectations damaging reality.

It's a lovely fantasy, but makes for a dangerous and damaging reality.

If this is the cruel and damaging reality of permanent austerity, then we should be telling Mr Cameron we don't want it.

The courts have often diminished the damaging reality of this crime and although much has changed in the prosecution of rape, the idea that women or girls provoke or at least collude in sex that results in violence remains part of our mythology.

This reality is damaging for me and, I think, for other teachers.

How will you alter American foreign policy, reform international institutions and reconfigure the State Department to adjust to new realities — without damaging relations with our European friends and allies?

Some critics accuse reality TV of damaging viewers' brain cells and young people's life goals.

"Eyeo are strategically attempting to position themselves as part of the ad ecosystem and take an increased slice of the revenues but in reality they are damaging it.

There's nothing inherently bad about thinking positive, yet to do so at the expense of denying reality is potentially damaging.

Some products may even leave waxes on the hair that give the appearance of healthy hair, but in reality they are damaging the hair.

There is no evidence of this, but the perception is widespread and in Iraq, perception can do as much damage as reality.