Sentence examples for expressing the reality from inspiring English sources
It's not expressing the reality as it was the first one.
The determination of the nature of this other poses a problem of interpretation that requires the use of symbols, analogies, images, and concepts for expressing the reality that evokes religious experience in an understandable way.
Despite the deep sense of betrayal and anger young Tunisians are expressing, the reality is that the two-year battle against this law has resulted in the rise of a versatile, dynamic and intelligent street protest movement (Manich Msameh –"I will not forgive").
Shanian et al. (2008) utilized a revised Simos' method with the elimination and choice expressing the reality (ELECTRE) technique to make a decision-making model for a materials selection problem relating to a non-heat-treatable cylindrical thermal loaded conductor cover sheet.
However, the inevitable desire to communicate meaning drives people to adopt different means of communication that, even though inadequate for expressing the reality of experience, enable persons to overcome their separateness by relating to each other in terms of other spheres of reality (for example, the sphere of logical validity).
What would a church life look like that actually expressed the reality of a divine freedom enabling human freedom?
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.
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.
"It's the very first time, for as long as I've heard Egyptian music, that I can say there is truly music for the people – [music] that actually expresses the reality of young people," says Refaat.
