Sentence examples for key reality from inspiring English sources

For Israel, one key reality is Maale Adumim, which looks like a Jerusalem suburb and which no Israeli government is likely to be willing to negotiate away.

This is a key reality founders need to internalize.

It is important, though, to keep in mind some important Islamic philosophical points of difference in considering Maimonides' context: Starting with al-Farabi and Avicenna, both envision Active Intellect as a key reality outside of God and outside of the human mind which plays a key role in the human process of knowledge-formation.

But -- and here is the key reality -- the Durban Platform did replace the Berlin Mandate.

The key reality is this: there is a widening gulf between the two political parties that is paralyzing sensible policy action.

He's either ignoring, or ignorant of, two key realities: The first is that every previous attempt at "market-based" cost reform in this country has failed.

From the Vietnam War era to today -- from aerial bombing and torture to ecological disasters and financial scams moving billions of dollars into private pockets -- the high-up secrecy hiding key realities from the public has done vast damage.

The low-key, reality-based comedy that has emerged in the past few years has impressed him.

It now appeared to him that the classical field theory of matter is not the key to reality.

This reversal, making perception the whole key to reality, is where we believe physics -- and all science -- needs to progress.

U ncertainty as a key contextual reality has to be appreciated and accommodated.