Sentence examples for immediate reality from inspiring English sources

For other species, it is an immediate reality.

But the immediate reality is one of grit and struggle.

I've still got five minutes of breathing space before they become my immediate reality.

If you try to pretend you don't see the immediate reality that formed you I think you'll go blind.

Staring out from behind another news conference rostrum — and doing so for the first time as a 0-3 Giants coach — Coughlin plainly saw his immediate reality.

"Now that markets no longer hold a knife under leaders' throats, they are slipping back into their normal mode, which is to manage their own immediate reality".

Despite such optimism, Cisco must deal with some harsh immediate realities.

So unless the EU mediator, Finland's President Martti Ahtisaari, flies in from Belgrade announcing "peace in our time", the summit will duck the immediate realities of Kosovo and focus on the postwar situation.

Daydreams of the hot shower, the cool drink, the good meal and the soft bed tend to crowd out more immediate realities, like the flora and fauna of the last few knee-crushing kilometers downhill.

Worse, in Mr. Petrilli's view, those who follow Ms. Rhee tend to describe themselves in their Twitter profiles as policy makers or otherwise removed from the immediate realities of the classroom, while Ms. Ravitch's devotees are typically self-identified practitioners: principals and teachers on education's front lines.

Frost was often able to endow his rural imagery with a larger symbolic or metaphysical significance, and his best poems transcend the immediate realities of their subject matter to illuminate the unique blend of tragic endurance, stoicism, and tenacious affirmation that marked his outlook on life.