Sentence examples for horrible reality from inspiring English sources

Any horrible reality is possible right now.

It's a horrible reality that they face".

But that morning I was faced with the horrible reality.

But the horrible reality kept crashing in on me.

He wanted nothing more than to flee "the horrible reality of existence, to leap beyond the confines of thought".

No discussion of Wagner's Ring and its political significance can evade this horrible reality.

"He has created worlds of the imagination set against the often horrible realities of Spain after the civil war.

Our job as journalists is to balance the two, so that our coverage of war, disaster and violence is neither an over-sanitised shield protecting viewers from horrible realities, nor a lurid attempt to hook their attention with gratuitous images.

Israel's chief army legal officer, whose name cannot be published under censorship rules, called the charges "deeply unfair and unjust," and spoke of the horrible realities of war and compared Israel's behavior favorably to that of the American military in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosovo.

The era came after the horrible realities of World War II when the pretty faces of Tyrone Power and Robert Taylor no longer seemed relevant.

Oriana Fallaci once said that all who come to NYC are "fugitives" and Saviano confirms this by saying "New York is a city full of people who are escaping from horrible realities".