Sentence examples for principal reality from inspiring English sources

Yet Philip Roth once described Klíma as "my principal reality instructor".

One person familiar with the streamlined process said that while the Giuliani administration had trumpeted it as the key to ridding the school system of bad principals, in reality it was not much better than what existed before 1999.

The character who always saves the day is the principal boy (in reality, a female) who, as a strong leader from humble origins (sometimes the son of the dame), identifies the problem, tackles the monsters in his/her path and manages to have a life along the way.

My conversations with countless principals reflect this reality.

Afghans such as Ehsan, the school principal, lament this new reality.

In reality, the principal building regulations document for fire safety in the UK, well known as Approved Document B (AD B), is essentially prescriptive in nature.

Mr. Cuban's media persona includes being a principal investor on the reality television program Shark Tank and performing on Dancing with the Stars.

So for the past few years, first as the principal filmmaker for virtual reality at Google and now as an independent filmmaker, Jessica Brillhart has been defining what will.

This is the central theoretical issue underlying all the polemics that characterise what have come to be known as the "Darwin wars", pitting Gould against Dawkins as his principal adversary, although in reality - and to the chagrin of creationists - both are children of Darwin, and agree on far more than they disagree.

"The kids' perception is their reality," the principal says.

This fact could suggest some distortion between reality and principals' perceptions regarding their responsibility and autonomy.