Sentence examples for dramatic realities from inspiring English sources

"This has been like a psychiatric case where you probe the unknown and come face to face with dramatic realities that demand drastic change".

The dramatic reality this whole situation of exclusion and inequality, with its evident effects, has led me, in union with the entire Christian people and many others, to take stock of my grave responsibility in this regard and to speak out, together with all those who are seeking urgently-needed and effective solutions.

Looting referred as "a disaster myth" or a "misconception about disasters" (Lopez-Carresi 2014) became a dramatic reality in Bam.

'Kingdom' seeks to bring dramatic reality of MMA to television.

Clearly, this was like a dramatic reality show to them.

"The dramatic reality of all the crime that exists behind drug trafficking becomes evident," the pope said.

A&E's dramatic reality TV show "8 Minutes" claims to rescue sex workers from lives of danger and abuse.

The less dramatic reality revealed by SurveyMonkey's ongoing election tracking polls is that voter preferences have remained relatively stable in recent weeks.

Some sought to further stereotypes of the region's peoples by falling back upon tales of historical conflicts, (somehow simultaneously deaf and blind to the even more dramatic reality of hatreds that engulfed Western Europe highlighted by WW II and the Holocaust only a generation earlier).

Acute lesions of the posterior medial orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) or structures directly connected with it may induce a state of dramatic reality confusion in human subjects: The patients confabulate recent experiences that never took place, are disoriented, confusing the time, place, and their current role, and enact ideas (e.g., going to work) that do not apply to current reality [1], [2].

It is very cinematic, very visual and dramatic; the reality of it heightens the drama.