Sentence examples for powerful realities from inspiring English sources

Both are now powerful realities.

But I think the recitation of statistics, though they attest to powerful realities, can never recognize the many ways in which people feel unseen.

Gleckler, P. et al. A more powerful reality test for climate models.

But the second Sunday of every May could come to symbolize a powerful reality of contemporary American politics.

Hannah's lines invigorate and intoxicate, his language delivering us into an American version of what Rilke called "a more powerful reality — rising and circling, poised but wild".

An epilogue answers certain questions a bit too neatly, but the story that precedes it holds a messier and more powerful reality, for both Lina and for her country.

In "To the Lighthouse" there is nobody who even approaches Clarissa Dalloway in completeness and memorability, but on a smaller and perhaps more persuasive scale Mrs. Ramsay achieves powerful reality.

Hindsight is a powerful reality alterer, of course, but after Boyhood went down in flames last year, and Carol got nowhere this time, the reality is that five star films don't necessarily get the Oscar votes.

"IP-based video is now a powerful reality and with that comes opportunities to better target advertising and deliver the content consumers want on their terms," said Fulcher.

"In the realm of trademarks, the metaphorical marketplace of ideas becomes a tangible, powerful reality," Alito wrote.

The economy has stifled McCain and Palin's efforts to activate those primitive states because of the powerful reality-based set of fears created by the economy.