Sentence examples for meddling reality from inspiring English sources
This dilemma must be still more acute for Terry Eagleton, whose idea of God is not even Yahweh, the capricious, meddling reality of the Hebrew Bible, but an aristocratic philosophical vapor.
At one stage he considered giving an explanation that Rose's dimension hopping and the Dalek's meddling with reality had contaminated her with "voidstuff" and that she would die if she stayed in her original universe.
Last year, Lifetime's popular drama "UnREAL" pulled back the curtain on reality shows, raising questions about meddling producers.
"I suspect you will consider me a meddling outsider who does not understand the political realities of your country," Cameron wrote.
They had calculated that Congress would be more apt to pass the bill quickly if the White House wasn't meddling in it and taking the credit, but now they ran up against another reality — that the House wasn't going to pass anything if the public deserted it en masse.
It means that everyone else has to get involved -- not meddling in businesses' business, of course, but in creating and communicating appropriate responses to the post-recession realities that have all of us in a quandary.
Mr Yanai defends his meddling.
No more meddling with Venezuela".
Anything else is meddling.
Her meddling nearly derailed their romance.
