Sentence examples for disquieting reality from inspiring English sources

But the disquieting reality is that the conflict was between not good and evil, but good and normal.

That disconnect in Kinshasa, Congo's capital, points up a disquieting reality behind the rosy "Africa Rising" narrative currently beguiling many Western investors, companies and some news media.

All of those who advocated in the White House for Mr. Weinig did say they recognized the disquieting reality that not every deserving case received such personal attention.

It's not about one Aspen trail, it's about a disquieting reality at any major ski resort — 80percentt of the skiers use only 20percentt of the mountain.

This disquieting reality is why, one snowy morning last winter, I drove along the course of the Yellow River with Zhao Zhong, an energetic 26-year-old grassroots environmentalist from Lanzhou.

But in the rush to uncover and target the next transaction, many industries are quickly coming up against a disquieting reality: Winning the next transaction eventually yields only short term tactical advantage, and it overlooks one big and inevitable outcome.

Things are in a state of continual turmoil, with many hopeful signs but also some deeply disquieting realities.

DES MOINES — Just before Thanksgiving, Mitt Romney woke up to a disquieting new reality.

Out with the old tropes about truth-seeking investigators and tidy resolutions; in with the disquieting, dysfunctional reality of many courtrooms and police stations.

Lisson Gallery, NW1, Wed to 16 Jan Jessica Lack Phil Collins is back, and not a moment too soon for this ex-Turner Prize nominee who has, in the course of his career, through his fascination with community and collective engagement, scrutinised the disquieting and unhealthy world of reality television.

If the universe is the one and only such reality, it's disquieting that it would be tuned this way, because life — even if there is only a single instance — is also providing predictive information about physics.