Sentence examples for explaining the realities of from inspiring English sources

The Caucus is listening to the people, and is also explaining the realities of the budget through public outreach.

Polls, however, suggest that there is little political advantage in explaining the reality of future budget math.

He made contact with six women in Australia, but after explaining the reality of his situation, he never heard from any of them again.

Perhaps the most compelling parts of this novel are those explaining the reality of how we got to where we are today.

For 30 years, explaining the reality of Catalonia – its diversity, its sense of being a country, its own language, its literature, its culture, its very existence – to foreigners has fallen on deaf ears.

Professor Sharkey, who said the oft-cited Hollywood example of killer robots in the Terminator film series was "unhelpful" in explaining the reality of the technology, said  thought also had to be given to the risk of the weaponry falling into the hands of totalitarian regimes or terrorists.

I want [my kids] to be normal but they're like, 'I'm buying a laptop.'" Carell explained the realities of fame in similarly relatable terms.

Jodi's father, Neil (Danton Stone), tries to explain the realities of adult life to Jodi, who really doesn't want to go to college at all.

Those giving evidence, meanwhile, need to know they are not there to fish for sympathy, or play to the gallery: just to explain the realities of life under press's gaze.

But Mr. Perrone, who admitted that it is not always easy to explain the realities of the world economic crisis to those whose lives rarely extend beyond Abruzzo, is not so sentimental.

Now set to be mayor, he has breakfast with a predecessor who explains the realities of the office in terms of being given a succession of silver pots – from the unions, the blacks, the Polacks and the ministers – full of shit that he, as mayor, then has to eat.