Sentence examples for flawed reality from inspiring English sources

Western biographies of Mao since his death in 1976 - most recently Mao: a Life, by Philip Short - have sought to strike a balance between his grand vision and its deeply flawed reality.

In a world in which, regardless of recent advances in civil rights, homophobia remains the default setting, it is hardly unusual to want to remake in fiction a flawed reality.

This redundant, wasteful but ultimately flawed reality has resulted in hundreds of millions of weak and easily stolen entryways into our networks, applications and data.

The pair end up stranded on the streets of L.A., where Royce's arrogance toward "uncool" street vendors, homeless people and bus riders makes Alex realize that he admires an image, not the flawed reality behind it.

You describe the death penalty system in our country as "profoundly flawed". But in reality it is the nation's justice system that is flawed.

One doesn't have to ignore Israel's own sins to see that this is a one-sided public relations campaign that portrays clich?angels and devils where there are in reality flawed human beings on both sides.

It's for this reason that Judaism permits broken-heartedness, which is an outgrowth of the natural pain of loss, but not despair, which implies that something is fundamentally flawed in our reality, which it is not.

But in the end reality, however flawed, is what Travis craves.

In the absence of any empirical measure, this is therefore a valid interpretation (however flawed it may be in reality).

A study in the journal Psychological Science shows that mindfulness can help us conquer common "blind spots," which can amplify or diminish our own flaws beyond reality.

He stresses that the criteria prosecutors use to identify gang members are deeply flawed, and not based on the realities of the communities they are supposed to protect.