Sentence examples for faces of reality from inspiring English sources

HEFFERNAN -- There's comedy in the ambivalence that goes over the faces of reality characters.

The situation has seen many changes in the course of time, and the necessity of making a clear distinction between what is quantum and what is classical has given rise to many proposals for 'easy solutions' to the problem which are based on the possibility, for all practical purposes (FAPP), of locating the splitting between these two faces of reality at different levels.

I cherry-picked this track off of Give Praise Records' new sampler, The Two Faces of Reality, but there's a ton of great stuff on there, particularly for those who like it fast and ugly.

Both styles of makeup have always existed side by side, but what seems different right now is that, set against the heavily made-up faces of reality-TV stars like Kim Kardashian and actresses like Jennifer Lopez, a more nude face seems like something of a rediscovery, a return to an off-camera, everyday realism.

To say the economy is at a standstill is to fly in the face of reality.

"That's flying in the face of reality to make that statement, isn't it?" Mr Fitzgerald said.

It flies in the face of reality to criticize Mrs. Merkel for providing "little leadership" on vital issues.

Normally there's an inscription saying that you should be optimistic and laugh in the face of reality".

Revealed in full, the voice is quintessentially Stritchian and expresses a sad, determined, dry-eyed facing of reality.

The finding that Croatian forces indiscriminately shelled civilians "flies in the face of reality, and no witness testified to that," Mr. Kehoe said.

Gelb's contention that pro-Likud Jewish and Christian evangelical forces had little to do with the current Iraq fiasco also flies in the face of reality.