Sentence examples for overcoming reality from inspiring English sources

Yet it's his thoughts on "timing" that give us the deepest insight into Snapchat's toughest problem: overcoming reality.

Fear, if left unchecked, will allow perception to overcome reality.

In the rest of the South, Mr. Obama cannot overcome reality.

These stories of hope defeating despair, of imagination overcoming painful reality, find a natural home in such a visually arresting technique.

Yet, this is often taken as given not considering at all any unintended consequences, especially overlooking the potentially large rebound effect stemming from overcoming the reality of wasting time while in the car (or, put in other words, the potential to use time more productively while in the car) especially when trying to find a parking space.

In time, myth overcame reality.

I believe we're capable of overcoming the realities of human nature and the issues we collectively face.

Can all this enthusiasm in London overcome the reality of a broke economy mired in debt?

"We have developed an evangelical belief in spin -- the belief that rhetoric and 'handling' can overcome stark reality".

"The state has advanced a number of arguments, but none of them overcome this reality: same-sex couples who cannot marry are not treated equally under the law today," Chief Justice Stuart Rabner wrote in his opinion.

Promises that might be made to the regulators that there will be a specified proportion of independent non-executive directors cannot overcome the reality of total ownership and control.