Sentence examples for dreadful reality from inspiring English sources

Violence against women and girls is no joke but a dreadful reality for too many.

As the prime minister twists and turns, pulled between his political id and the dreadful reality of making them plain, his spokesman, Yoshihide Suga, has spent the month putting out fires.

But the dreadful reality of these battle scenes is considerably sapped by Ray's bizarre, presumably semi-delirious behavior, involving total nudity and his brother's bulky manuscript duct-taped to his body like a suicide bomb.

But Mr Justice Butterfield said: "Had it not been for the dreadful events of September 11 2001, I have little doubt that one or more of those proposals would have become a dreadful reality".

It was a fictional creation, he said, a work of art: "This character is an ideal monster exactly like the Yahoo of Swift, and it has almost the same dreadful reality.

"The dreadful reality is that both defendants put themselves before the wellbeing or dignity of that little girl with Jennie Gray seeking to protect the man, who you will hear had significant control over her, emotionally and often physically," said Brown "In respect of Butler, this is a story of a cynical and considered deception directed by a man acting to save himself".

In rural and underdeveloped areas, preschool teachers have to grapple with dreadful realities such as un-admitted identity, arduous working environment, heavy workload, limited training opportunities, dismal career prospects, and lack of qualifications for professional rank assessment and promotion (Chen, 2007).

In this case the worst is not that 66 people have died, dreadful though that reality is.

As the film shows, what we imagine are the consequences of our inaction can be almost as dreadful as the reality: Harry in that hotel bathroom, making the bubbling discovery (a scene nicely referenced in Stephen Frears's Dirty Pretty Things).

And not just politically, it's to concede and accept a dreadful vision of reality.

What remains invisible to most of the world is the dreadful day-to-day reality behind those searing televised images -- the daily lives of the Iraqi noncombatants.