Sentence examples for forced reality from inspiring English sources

Through no fault of Greece's, and because of the inherent flaws in the design of the euro, it was able to do so for far too long, until the financial crisis forced reality upon Athens.

Today that is a forced reality for far too many people," he tells the Observer.

I can't help thinking how the target culture is reminiscent of a plan economy, somehow trying to force reality into conforming to the centrally agreed-upon numbers.

It's almost there in the scenes between Lynn and his sister, played by MVP Kristen Stewart, that threaten to force reality through the 3D.

He criticized the blind faith in technology that was behind Rumsfeld's war plan in 2003; and when Rumsfeld steadily refused to admit the existence of an insurgency in post-invasion Iraq, McMaster, who was then on General John Abizaid's staff at Centcom, did everything in his power to force reality on the Pentagon.

Why should they adjust to reality, when they have spent their lives forcing reality to adjust to them?

The first was that doctrines tend to assume a tactical predictability that isn't there, forcing reality to make war with strategy.

And these frames have helped to reinforce or harden our beliefs in such a way that it is actually easier to force reality to conform to our assumptions and pre-determined conclusions than to shift those perspectives.

A traditional preserve of black-and-white reportage, Graham's use of colour forced the reality of these torpid places into the present.

Through his books, he forced the reality of the queer man's life into the consciousness of this country.

The Christmas break forced the reality of Theresa May's endless "kick the can down the road strategy" into the forefront of our minds.