Sentence examples for grave reality from inspiring English sources

Hopeless or grave reality situations, lack of talent or ability (usually regarded as 'inhibition'), lack of an adequate philosophy of life, and almost any chronic physical illness may be brought to psychoanalysis for cure".

"The benefits of breastfeeding have been widely publicised yet … it's clear that efforts are still falling far too short and the grave reality is that this is costing children's lives," said Professor Russell Viner of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.

Fatalities from illegal immigration from Africa to Europe are a grave reality.

The photos reveal the grave reality many young women in India live with: that simply existing in public yields uneasiness, scorn and sometimes abuse. .

Skollie's painted papayas and bananas also serve as symbols of exploitation and colonization, a grave reality for South African descendants of the Khoisan tribe, like Skollie herself.

Such an occurrence should be a reminder to appreciate your loved ones and a time to offer condolences to those who experienced the grave reality of how sudden a freak catastrophe can drastically alter one's life.

The film returns repeatedly to the financial stresses of élite training — but shies away from any real numbers, any sense of the grave realities.

Epstein fails to account for any of these grave realities on the ground.

The neighbouring Arab gulf states would find themselves with a grave security reality, which could lead to a dangerous future.

As Ms. Park said at a news conference Thursday morning in Seoul, the launch "showed how grave the security reality is that we are faced with".

But if there is one modern usage I would wipe from existence, it is the word "monster" as a description of something big, like the monster truck rally I went to (which should feature monster-shaped trucks, rather than monster-sized ones. The reality was a grave disappointment and my "Go Godzilla" banner remains folded up in a dark cupboard).