Sentence examples for neglected reality from inspiring English sources

Another often neglected reality is that the race may be closer than it now looks.

"For us, it has been an eye opening experience to get an up-close look at the lives of the growing number of youth that are affected by HIV/AIDS, and we're confident that anyone who watches this special will feel the impact and get an insight into this often neglected reality," commented Michael Dagnery, Vice President of Production, MTV Networks Latin America.

He left frustrated and angry and feeling alienated by a spiritual community that had neglected his reality.

My point in singling out Abbey was to comment on the romanticism that overcomes some conservationists to the point of neglecting reality.

"Using poorly created words may be well intentioned," he said, "but neglects the reality of the language and pushes speakers into Spanish".

As president, my daughter will put more money in the pockets of wealthy white people, all the while fortifying their anti-blackness by publicly neglecting the reality of white supremacy.

To the Editor: "The Soaring Cost of a Simple Breath" neglects the reality that drug and biologic manufacturers must balance access to treatments, the value for patients, research and development costs, as well as the need to ensure future research funding.

He accused idealism of emptying life of meaning by neglecting the reality of human existence.

We argue that this conceptualisation is overly simplistic and largely inaccurate, neglecting the reality that humans often contribute to the maintenance and enhancement of ecosystems, as often evidenced (but not exclusively) in many traditional and Indigenous societies.

Until we get to leadership positions, we can't afford ourselves to neglect the reality.

The argument that Urban Shield will prevent a future attack neglects the reality that OUS was not directly responsible for the capture of the suspect.