Sentence examples for in reality posed from inspiring English sources

The idea of the sexually insatiable woman was a delirious fantasy that in reality posed only terror for the man who might not be able to satisfy.

Police chiefs are now keen for it to be used more widely to counter dog whistle-style marketing of weaponry to be used on the "undead" which in reality poses a potentially lethal threat to the living.

A phobia is "a dread of an object or situation that does not in reality pose any threat", and is distinct from a delusion in that the patient is aware that the fear is irrational.

In the months ahead, the state Senate Committee on Education will consider a bill that pretends to strike a blow for intellectual honesty, truth and freedom, but in reality poses a profound threat to academic freedom in the United States.

Part of the answer is in complex reality: reality poses specific challenges.

This reality poses the challenge: Where in our troubled world do interreligious learning, dialogue, and relationships most need to take place?

But the day-to-day reality poses more complex issues.

This reality poses a number of study limitations.

Former UN humanitarian chief John Holmes has told HARDtalk proposals to establish humanitarian corridors in Syria sound easy to do, but in reality could "pose enormous problems".

In America today, Israel's political realities pose difficult challenges.

He writes in the FRBSF's latest Economic Letter, "In the post-financial crisis world, however, new realities pose significant challenges for the conduct of monetary policy.