Sentence examples for firm reality from inspiring English sources

She sought "the firm reality of a consciousness" that was composed nevertheless of gauzy and penumbral things, dreams and mysteries.

All I cared about was the firm reality of her breaths on my chest, the concreteness of her slipping into slumber as I sang my three lullabies.

"It has taken 14 years but that strategy has become a firm reality now and so I feel my work is almost complete".

However their opening match at Old Trafford in September was against the champions, Everton, who gave them a firm reality check.

Murray was drawn inexorably to planners and designers, people whose structures of thought, elaborated in the imagination, might someday thicken into what she called "firm reality".

He was so excited to be in college that when he first arrived at New York University, he climbed the seven flights of stairs to his dormitory room, as if to feel the firm reality of his achievement under his feet.

Twenty years ago, the American composer Benjamin Boretz wrote, "In music, as in everything, the disappearing moment of experience is the firmest reality".

Twenty years ago, the American composer Benjamin Boretz wrote, "In music, as in everything, the disappearing moment of experience is the firmest reality". The paradox of recording is that it can preserve forever those disappearing moments of sound but never the spark of humanity that generates them.

Yet for both firms, reality is arriving soon.

Forget conviction; charges alone will destroy most financial firms, a reality, bolstered by recent history, that's not lost on Goldman, Morgan or any investment bank in the hot seat.

Keeping a firm grip on reality was of immense importance.