Sentence examples for debatable reality from inspiring English sources
Feminist porn is no longer a debatable reality; it has become a matter of discussing how it will be organized, and who will get paid, and for doing what.
While Newtown ignited a firestorm of partisan rhetoric on gun laws, the deeper and far less debatable reality it revealed is America's grave lack of mental health care.
The merits of the scheme are debatable, but the reality is that it is just another discriminatory obstacle on the path to a fresh start.
It might be a nice fantasy – that's debatable – but the reality, after a couple of months …" Craig also addressed Bond's views of the opposite sex and while he does believe there's been an improvement, he still thinks the character has a lot to learn.
With that date just around the corner, it is debatable whether augmented reality has lived up to expectations.
It might be a nice fantasy - that's debatable - but the reality, after a couple of months…" Craig said he hoped his version of Bond, the sixth official incarnation to appear on the silver screen, is "not as sexist and misogynistic" as previous OO7s.
However, the greater sophistication of ID with respect to creation science is in reality highly debatable.
Whether Penn State should be playing football next season on television, or at all, is another debatable matter but not the reality for O'Brien and his players any more than the guilty-as-charged evil of Jerry Sandusky and the alleged negligence of Paterno are their responsibility.
Especially in very small practices (for instance with only one general practitioner and two practice assistants), it is debatable whether the aggregated score is a valid measure of the reality.
Such a restricted view of sainthood also easily dismisses the realities of a pope's job — and the debatable record of Pius XII.
The gap between the projections his team made in early 2009 and the grim reality of the last three years has produced a substantively debatable but politically powerful argument for Republicans.
