Sentence examples for familiar reality from inspiring English sources

When change requires you to challenge people's familiar reality, it can be difficult, dangerous work.

That's what Mr. Luhrmann's "Bohème," with its heightened but gloriously familiar reality, celebrates from start to finish.

The fantasy the movie spins is indelible and durable because it is grounded in a prosaic and utterly familiar reality.

Right now it seems an end in itself — a place where you can gawk at practices and objects that offer titillation and sensation, replacing familiar reality with another.

Many years and sad stories later, the kids are still not all right, and while much remains the same, much has changed, including the familiar reality of the child who kills.

While Kabul, the capital, is considered safer than the south and east of the country, bombings and attacks from insurgents aimed at undermining confidence in the government's ability to defend itself have been a familiar reality here.

Because they believe that such graphical environments are turning into important vehicles for communication, economists, lawyers and social critics have lately begun to study the world of multiplayer games as virtual laboratories that can provide insight into familiar realities even as they breed a new hybrid.

The Jetsons may have intended the technologies featured in the show as comical elements, but soon, more of these will become familiar realities.

These are all too familiar realities for our children -- and as they live each day in fear of these realities, America's political and policy class hides behind fraudulent claims of infringement of rights and liberty.

Pao's escape from "hell" – as more than one Silicon Valley watcher put it – has also left an industry reckoning with the all-too-familiar reality of gender and racial bias.

It's an all-too-familiar reality that's the result of my disease… the disease of dumbness.