Sentence examples for opposed realities from inspiring English sources

No book of poems worth its purchase price can be limited to a "theme" (and no reader should try to impose one), but it doesn't hurt to say that Kinnell is a student of opposed realities and the often porous borders that separate them.

The ultimate result is heavily biased groups of people who essentially live in different and mutually opposed realities.

It was as if the two Justice Department reports had come to present opposing realities.

During the week of the Clinton visit, I spent time in both countries and was struck then -- as so often before -- by the parallel and yet opposing realities.

Yet their portrait of the mild-mannered, Clark Kentish president is oddly contradictory -- or not so oddly, considering that one of Latin America's enduring mysteries is its ability to accommodate opposing realities simultaneously.

I can't imagine living anywhere else.' Trapped between the US border and a wilderness that extends all the way to the Arctic, the city stands in the middle of two opposing realities - transience to the south and timelessness to the north - and doesn't appear very sure which way to turn.

Any believer who is sincere must confront daily the contradictions that come with belief and somehow synthesize these opposing realities in a way that makes sense to the heart, even if it cannot be grasped by reason.

I was asking him to consider the opposing reality from across the border -- and I wanted him to imagine it with his son in the role of villain.

Argumentation leads to the dissociation of concepts if appearance is opposed to reality.

"The continued weakness of investment goods demand suggests that 'rebalancing' remains firmly in the rhetoric as opposed to reality column".

"I can understand that question, but I see no evidence of a problem," he said, other than one of "the optics" – that is, the appearance as opposed to reality.