Sentence examples for hurts reality from inspiring English sources

Cute, but maybe hurts reality of the documentary.

"It wasn't," says Hill, and he almost looks hurt, "all reality TV".

Rob Hale – games designer and author of the Games Design Blog – thinks augmented reality gaming will be different from its virtual equivalent: "Getting hit by a car in reality hurts a lot more than it does in a videogame," he says.

"Reality hurts, you know?" Mr. Franklin often studied at the Art Students League.

Reality hurts, and the virtue of the old-fashioned still camera is that it can and does lie, if only you use it right.

"Reality hurts, but maybe it's better that way!" Like Merman, Lane is a performer, but, although he usually works with a script and a director, he is not an actor, at least not one who transforms himself for a role or allows his overwhelming personality to be subsumed in a character.

The Nicholas School is not very diverse, and that reality hurts our mission.

Other songs in the film include "It Hurts to Face Reality" by Lefty Frizzell, "If You'll Hold the Ladder (I'll Climb to the Top)" by Buzz Rabin and Sara Busby, "The Best Bedroom in Town" and "Champagne Ladies & Barroom Babies" by Charlie Craig, "I'm Drinkin' Canada Dry" by Johnny Cymbal and Austin Roberts, and "You Are What Love Means To Me" by Craig Bickhardt.

Reality hurts when it intrudes; as such, an arrogant person is less likely than other people to self-reflect or analyse, thereby not seeing their own imperfections.

It's his way of escaping and reconfiguring a reality that hurts him.

In slavery, Americans have found a voice to address some of their deepest hurts and the depressing reality of how much of American life -- jobs; housing; schools; access to medical care, to justice and even to a taxi -- is controlled by race.