Sentence examples for realities involved from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of awkward physical realities involved, he explained.

Mr. Negroponte sits in on some of these treatments, bluntly showing all the retching and other unpleasant realities involved.

I also think there was a general nervousness about Terry who is seen, rather unfairly, as a maverick but, who actually has an incredibly good understanding of the realities involved in the financing and production process.

Made by Ilisa Barbash and Lucien Castaing-Taylor, the movie largely involves the enormous effort, along with the unintentional humor and grim realities, involved in driving some 3,000 sensationally noisy sheep (how do they sleep?) up a mountain for summer pasture.

It was not until the latter part of the 20th century that Western authors combined rigorous scholarship as understood in the modern West with empathy toward the subject at hand and, especially, awareness of the religious and spiritual realities involved in the study of the life of the founder of a major world religion.

The realities involved in staffing so many charter schools also played a part.

But Centre Point's realities involve all of these.

In wondering what lessons are to be drawn from Mr. Blagojevich's fall, I'm drawn to two points: Mr. Lessig's notion of its irrelevance and technical realities involving the administration of justice.

* We're using the "Announced On" dates listed in Crunchbase data, which occasionally lags due to normal market realities involving closing and announcement timelines.

The reality involved semi-amateur promoters, ticketless hordes, rain, mud, no toilets, an outbreak of hepatitis and food shortages.

A survey of the various positions may serve to provide a more adequate picture of the complex reality involved in the monotheisms and quasi-monotheisms.