Sentence examples for express the reality from inspiring English sources
"We express the reality we live in.
His projects express the reality of a mobile civilization.
Mr. Jerde's work may just express the reality of the global economy, of a shrunken public sector, from which people may want to run.
Islamic art, with its rejection of animal and human figures and its striving to express the reality behind the false beauty of the mundane world, also has no affinity with Southeast Asian arts.
A nurse on the front in Tennessee found that "there are times when the meaning of words seem to fade away; so entirely does our language fail to express the reality.
Under the influence of the 18th-century revolt against belief in the supernatural, liberal Christian theology tended to treat the biblical language about Satan as "picture thinking" not to be taken literally as a mythological attempt to express the reality and extent of evil in the universe, existing outside and apart from man but profoundly influencing the human sphere.
This citizen journalism project seeks to provide a multimedia platform to independent bloggers in Cuba to express the realities and hardships of everyday life there.
"Their doses are still well within the safe range". However, critics say official statistics do not express the realities of the working conditions--or the potential health risks--faced by the nonunionized casual laborers who toil in the hot bowels of the reactors.
What would a church life look like that actually expressed the reality of a divine freedom enabling human freedom?
The reductio artium ad theologiam (freely, "reducing everything to theological argument") was rejected since it no longer expressed the reality of the new situation that was developing in Europe, particularly in Italy.
