Sentence examples for destabilizing reality from inspiring English sources
But the wisdom of the crowd is that the occupation of Palestine has been the toughest and most destabilizing reality in the neighborhood for the last 40 years.
But Mr. Castro's early tinkering has already laid bare an uncomfortable, and potentially destabilizing, reality in a country that for 50 years has been run as one of the world's most rigid socialist systems: that some Cubans are far better off than others, whether because of remittances from relatives abroad, ties to the ruling class or unauthorized money-making ventures on the side.
Indeed, by commenting so frequently on the ways in which art affects life, Almodóvar seems intent on breaking down the presumed hierarchy that privileges reality over artifice, even on destabilizing the very notion of "reality" altogether.
The result is a sequence of escalating misjudgments divorced from reality ― destabilizing the region while abridging America's moral and geopolitical interests.
"The assertion that maintaining a long-term presence in the country is the best way to prevent future attacks on the U.S. belies the reality on the ground: that our mere presence is destabilizing.
MIAMI — Reality caught up to Carmelo Anthony on Friday, chasing him into temporary exile and destabilizing an already unstable Knicks lineup at perhaps the worst possible time.
Ramping up the sly narrative deceptions with distorting reflections in glass and chrome, destabilizing angles, disorienting editing, and bewildering insets of screens within screens and images within images, Fassbinder turns every level of reality ever more violently dubious and phantasmagorically menacing.
Napster was enormously destabilizing.
"This was very destabilizing.
That could be destabilizing.
