Sentence examples for dark realities from inspiring English sources

With nocebos ("I will harm"), dark expectations breed dark realities.

Only a foolish optimist can deny the dark realities of the moment.

They read books they would not have had the maturity or stamina to read the summer before, when such dark realities would have been untouchable.

What happens on the stage is indeed glamorous, but its showbiz razzle-dazzle casts a lurid light on some dark realities.

Tom Wayman explored the Boundary Country of British Columbia's Kootenay valleys, while Barry Callaghan viewed the wild country Between Trains, and Patricia Robertson juxtaposed the dark realities of war and the glittering spells of exotic dancing in The Goldfish Dancer.

The publication of Pioneer Girl has done more to keep the historical picture distinct, dispelling some of the mists and myths of legend and showing us the dark realities of US pioneer life.

Dark reality is, if anything, an understatement.

But behind the smiles and handshakes lies a dark reality.

Oborne, the maverick, has shone a light on a dark reality.

As the day drew to a close, it was back to a cold, dark reality for many.

Jones, however, seems unconcerned by the dark reality of losing his debut as a Russian in Moscow.