Sentence examples for delayed reality from inspiring English sources

1.35pm: Here in delayed reality land, we've just seen the sixth over, where Sehwag edged Broad over the head of both Prior and Shah at first slip, with each of them gorping accusatorily at one another and watching the ball fly past them as if a cartoon goalkeeper beaten by a Hot Shot Hamish shot in Roy of the Rovers.

Call it a delayed reality check.

If you still refuse to believe that Matt Smith is no longer the Doctor, then delay reality a little longer with this short but sweet deleted scene between the Doctor and his companion, Clara, from last night's Christmas Special.

While I can see the point of protecting young, yet-to-be-crushed hearts, I'm not sure delaying reality does anyone any good.

When accounting rules allow them to be ignored, they also can allow companies to delay facing reality, and thus get into much deeper trouble.

This customer would have "saved" (in reality, delayed) £4,293 over the six months in comparison with the standard deal.

Thus last year's switch from heavy production of jet fuel to producing more gasoline and diesel was a quiet but clear – and painfully delayed – recognition of reality.

Ms. Weil has wanted one "forever," but realities delayed that dream.

The early 1990s dream of virtual reality was delayed, but it has stayed on track to becoming a reality by making gaming culture mainstream culture.

Facing that reality, he delayed the vote yet again.

And some operators' bosses may find it too painful to face commercial reality, delaying the rationalisation, Mr Shah worries.