Sentence examples for ramifications of reality from inspiring English sources
When Ortega presented the ontological ramifications of reality, clearly he considered the human body to be connected to the totality of what he called human life or radical reality and, as such, to be the foundation of its vital structure.
Sabb says the individual works in this series reflect the tone laid out in Vessey's new video, which explores what is now considered "normal" in everyday American life and the socio-political ramifications of this reality.
The nation is still reeling from the ramifications and realities of the financial crisis that was only just beginning when Clinton conceded the Democratic nomination to Barack Obama, and income inequality has moved to the center of the national debate, thanks to a wealth gap that has reached Gilded Age proportions.
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We continue here by looking at some of the realities and ramifications of globalization.
However, the piece is meant to inspire meditation on the lived realities and ramifications of whiteness.
Behind the incessant headlines about Greece's unsustainable debt and the ramifications of a "Grexit" lies the stark reality of what this crisis means for regular Greek citizens.
Of reality television shows.
An explosion of reality".
