Sentence examples for lesser reality from inspiring English sources

Self-delusion is a lingering attribute of former imperial nations adjusting to a lesser reality.

According to the so-called "Austrian Idea," Austria-Hungary was not so much multinational as supranational — a sort of Platonic form, subsuming in harmony and stability the lesser realities of race and nation.

According to the so-called "Austrian Idea," Austria-Hungary was not so much multinational as supranational a sort of Platonic form, subsuming in harmony and stability the lesser realities of race and nation.

Eaton's exponent of 3.0 and EDM models is less accurate at this depth interval when compared to mud weight (see Fig. 5) as a proxy to formation pressure (which is usually 500 psi lesser in reality).

Recent moves to austerity, a lesser harsh reality of similar problems to the Middle-East, is prominent in European countries.

Last weekend was the premiere of the off-Broadway revitalization of Arthur Miller's Death Of A Salesman, directed by lesser-known reality star sister Kecelia Kardashian and performed at the Players Theater on MacDougal street.

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Directors Jane Wells and John Keith Wasson set out to establish this lesser-known reality, that often the relationship between a prostitute and her pimp is not a business transaction, but form of human trafficking.

But for classical theism the world has a lesser degree of reality than God; and for some forms of pantheism, for which Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel coined the term acosmism, the world is unreal, an illusion, and God alone is real.

One of the lesser-known realities of Thoreau's life was his warm relationship with the children of Concord.

The text will also address the lesser-discussed realities involved in raising a child with intellectual disabilities, especially a woman.