Sentence examples for essential reality that from inspiring English sources

Tiger Woods's comeback will be anchored in winning tournaments in the same spirit that Michael Vick's return had everything to do with performance -- and the essential reality that the man did prison time.

But doing so would obscure the essential realities that buttress the careers these artists have built, and the careers others like them will probably build in the future.

These moments call forth in us an essential reality and commonality that is obscured by life's daily exigencies.

It betrays the distrust of external reality that was essential for intelligent people who wished to keep their sanity during the Biedermeier Age.

In other words, Sakyamuni has attained the reality that is the essential quality of all Buddhas in a commentary on the Larger Sutra it is called the "place where all Buddhas abide"—and on this basis he reveals the story of Amida, for Amida is the primordial Buddha who embodies the essence of all Buddhas.

And although we identify ourselves with our thoughts and affections, it is an essential feature of reality that we experience the world piece by piece.

"It is essential that New York City receive an accurate census count, because the census is statistical reality -- a reality that will define us for the next 10 years," Dr. Salvo said.

In reality, that never happens.

For GE, the GGO has been an essential response to the reality that work today is distributed across many national and organizational boundaries.

He maintains that the "essential reality" of das Volk is revealed through this experience, i.e., its meaning, and thus, the meaning of its "dynamic development" is revealed.

And that's the real point with this unusual but eminently attractive take on jazz--that the essential reality of jazz is wide and inclusive enough to embrace the most unexpected forms of improvisational expression.