Sentence examples for displaying the reality from inspiring English sources

It can be stated that a lot of crimes are committed by blacks so these media outlets are just displaying the reality; however if the only interaction of black people you have comes from what you see on TV or discover on the internet, then your perception of blacks in general will be off.  .

The Hitman and Her could simply have satisfied itself with displaying the cold harsh reality of any discotheque from 1975 to 1988 – Club 18-30 games like putting chipolatas down the diamanté Speedos of "the dancers" (Eugene & Storm) or passing custard-filled balloons between the breasts of dead-eyed girls with Bonnie Tyler hair.

The inability to pass what is in fact a quite moderate bill, displays the broken reality of the American legislative system in which a super majority, as opposed to a simple majority, is needed to pass nearly any bill.

These possibilities are presented to the viewer on a screen above the maze, displaying the various paths (or realities) that could have been.

It became fodder for the tabloids and entertainment shows and for a year was on display in the reality show "Being Bobby Brown".

One Google employee said the glasses would tap into a number of Google software products that are currently available and in use today, but will display the information in an augmented reality view, rather than as a Web browser page like those that people see on smartphones.

Augmented reality can display the buildings of Star Fleet Academy on the streets of San Francisco.

The app takes advantage of the Vuforia Android SDK to implement the text and image recognition functionality and to display the 3D objects in augmented reality.

The issue displays a reality in the American religious landscape that clashes with the let's-all-get-together religious message emphasized by political and religious leaders after terrorists attacked the nation in the name of a twisted view of Islam.

Earlier this month the US patent office approved a filing which describes a concept smartwatch equipped with a camera and a flip-up cover that can display augmented reality information.

An intact hand heart is displayed during the credits of the reality show "Ice Loves Coco" and described ("you held you hands up / and they formed a heart in the air") in a song, "I Corinthians 13:8-10," by the indie rock band the Mountain Goats.