Sentence examples for more significant reality from inspiring English sources

There is a measure of truth to this story, but it obscures a more significant reality.

The second, more significant, reality that is undermining Pakistan's ability to remain UAE's first friend in South Asia is its policy of tolerance for Jihadi terrorism.

I would argue that the Oscars, through some brilliant cinema, encourage us to think about some of life's more significant realities.

But the media narrative around this new Evil Incarnate comes with a huge price tag: it obscures much more significant realities.

Though the argument that swirls around their flirting is ostensibly over which art form is more significant, in reality Marcus and Delsanto are fighting personal demons and diseases.

Far more significant is the reality that these vast faith resources are not fully engaged and deployed.

The idea that the head is the seat of reason is almost universal in human cultures, but perhaps only in the west are we quite so wedded to a conception of our heads as repositories of a non-material reality more significant than the external world.

"Being short-sighted, he escaped into a world where the printed word was more significant than his surrounding reality," says Yates.

The deeper reality is more significant: that of an increasingly sophisticated, intellectually robust protest movement, mixing idealism with pragmatism, that is fast playing catch-up with the forces of multinational capital.

What is more significant, however, is that Jobs' reality distortion field seems to be weakening or at least the Apple PR machine is having an off day.

His argument presumes that reality is always more significant than anything the novelist can invent; he credits the finality of the real above the debatability of the real.