Sentence examples for realities lessons from inspiring English sources
Richard Rothstein's arguments for the use of the National Assessment of Educational Progress to verify gains on states' high-stakes tests minimize political realities (Lessons column, June 6).
Precious few asked what caused the fire and what the destruction left in the way of new realities, lessons and cautions.
If funds run out, they must face their constituents, a reality lesson never required under so-called decentralization.
As an example of making the unseen be seen, when learners scuff on the carpet in the mixed reality lesson called Scuff-n-Spark, they are activating past memories of being shocked after walking on a carpeted surface.
This wouldn't be the first premature reality lesson Sesame Street left parents having to explain.
But in reality, the lessons don't translate directly; Yoskovitz and Croll articulated that there's still plenty of value in pursuing lean startup methodology for big companies, but it's crucial to do so with eyes wide open in order not to get frustrated.
In reality, the lessons of history have only bred more of the same -- hatred for hatred, hatred for suffering, some brand of revenge, and fierce protests which bring about all too brief periods of tolerance.
The artists' collective, on the surface pretentious and doomed to fail, is in reality a lesson in alternative living.
But in reality, the lesson of Vietnam is that we should not start these wars of choice against a country posing no immediate threat to us and whose people and culture we don't understand.
– talk about 'Cage's 4'33"', when, in reality, the lesson of that piece is that it's ours, that simply by turning our aural attention completely to any sonic phenomenon, we all create our own continual loop of 4'33"s.
The mystery of the missing opioid crime explosion offers unique insight into the myths and realities of addiction and lessons for a Trump administration that is rabidly anti-crime even as it promises to address the opioid problem.
