Sentence examples for disturbing reality from inspiring English sources

Images of a different, far more disturbing reality flashed across the world on Monday night.

Dr. Rako, a Boston psychiatrist, addresses the "disturbing reality" of promoting menstrual suppression as beneficial.

The World Food Programme attributes this disturbing reality it on mass malnutrition, from one generation to another.

It is a sad and disturbing reality that there are people out there who attack the vulnerable.

The disturbing reality may be that the violence in Iraq is increasingly detached from the politics in the central government.

And yet, after all the strategy, Bryant and the Lakers are still left with a disturbing reality.

Such disturbing realities can easily make one overly defensive in reactions to outside portrayals of Africa.

Maybe so, but there are disturbing realities that Mr. McIlhenny, at least, is ready to acknowledge.

But the disturbing realities of the global arms trade mean it would always have been a difficult deal to close.

Those beneath the tent said that they had traveled to Tampa to exchange ideas, air opposition to the Republican platform and to try to grapple with what they described as disturbing realities that gripped the nation.

Like suburban living, contemporary country is frequently more compelling to its many devotees as a refuge from other disturbing realities -- the harshness of hip-hop and hard rock, for example -- than as a destination in itself.