Sentence examples for forceful reality from inspiring English sources

It is such an obvious and forceful reality that the president and the premier both confessed that they often browse to hear people's voices – indicating the shortcomings of the state media.

If one abstracts from the contingencies of particular technologies, certain biocapital branches, or regional specificities, "clinical labor" emerges as a powerful concept and forceful reality structuring the ways in which biomedical production, consumption and innovation is grounded in the more or less coercive exploitation of a steadily expanding, largely informal labor force.

Hockley, composed and forceful, offered a reality check: even if Hillary Clinton had been elected president, Congress would not have passed gun control legislation.

Victoria Stewart's drama "Live Girls" makes a forceful case that reality-based theater can be as artificial as reality television.

The open arms we all remember at the time masqueraded as a forceful act, but, in reality, were only a helpless response to an inevitability.

Barry Gardiner MP, a leading light in the Globe International organisation of environmentally concerned parliamentarians and recently appointed as Labour leader Ed Miliband's special envoy on climate change, gave the scientists a condensed and forceful lesson in political realities.

Philip Gourevitch's careful, forceful, sustained search for the reality of our of humanity's varied, sometimes truly horrific struggles enlarges the share of available reality for each reader of his work.

Second, his almost religious belief that the novelist's imagination can never rival reality's force results in weak fiction and forceful facts.

But there were no memorable lines, no forceful statements of the very stark reality.

And they created, through such winning and inane shenanigans, a reality that was just as forceful as the workaday version you're normally told to believe.

Still, the reality is that even many forceful critics of the dollar see no immediate alternative to it as the vehicle for international trade.