Sentence examples for proven reality from inspiring English sources

Treehugger points out in its article about South Dakota, that the legislature cites debunked theories, such as "global cooling" as a rationale for its efforts, which illustrates how legislators and administrators are acting without a basic understanding of the proven reality of climate change.

My security concerns have proven reality-based".

While the central dogma of molecular biology describes how the DNA sequence dictates the cell's functions, recent researchers have observed several intriguing phenomena that prove reality to be more complex.

The sickening prospect of a Jordan and Peter Andre bed-in for peace aside, it has already been proven in reality that famous people really can positively affect politics.

The other option, fancifully favoured by film scriptwriters but yet to be proven in reality, is a Mr Big character now busy hanging these six masterpieces on his luxuriant walls.

Any Buddhist scholastic would be able to see that he has claimed to have proven the reality of the twelve sense bases (āyatana), and these twelve are easy to correlate with the five aggregates.

Nearly two thirds of respondents (65.6%) equated a fact with 'truth, proven or reality' (TPR) while just under a quarter of respondents (24.3%) defined a fact as 'evidence or verified information' (EVI).

Because he is unconscious of this pattern, the accuser can only project his perception onto the world and then presume that the world he sees proves the reality of his perception.

Ozzy proves that reality TV is even better when done by professionals.

Young has proved that reality pop stars can break the mould.

Keeping the Program Alive Few's own professional arc proves the reality behind the cliché.