Sentence examples for making the reality from inspiring English sources

By Masha Gessen February 2 ,2018 The memo may be debunked on the facts, but it will have had the effect of making the reality of the Trump-Russia investigation even murkier.

"By continuing to play that up now to get a tax cut, they are potentially making the reality of the economic situation worse than it would otherwise be," Mr. Paulsen said.

"The tax and fiscal opportunities in the agreement are partial, making the reality of meaningful tax redistribution limited.

The unreasonableness to which EPR allude in making "the reality [on the second system] depend upon the process of measurement carried out on the first system, which does not in any way disturb the second system" is just the unreasonableness that would be involved in renouncing locality understood as above.

Praise for making the reality of women behind bars a national conversation, and criticism for glamorizing or sugar-coating the experiences from which other former prisoners are still trying to recover.

"You make the reality," she said.

It gives an idea of equality, which makes the reality of inequality even more painful.

"I do think we can make the reality live up to the hype.

What happens to make the reality so different from the expectations is unclear.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, made the reality clear in a recent interview on Radio National.

Mystery also means that, even when revelation is made, the reality of God and his works escapes human comprehension.