Sentence examples for reality against which from inspiring English sources

It was just the hard-nosed reality against which only lunatics and leftists raged.

The disconnection between Brussels and the European peoples is a growing reality, against which we must fight more openly.

There is no empirical reality against which we can check the truth of Henry James's account of her consciousness.

The latest estimate from the nonpartisan budget office establishes a new political and fiscal reality against which future health care proposals will be measured.

Rather than use that shame as an occasion for moral lessons about how girls should behave, Naylor has treated it as an unfortunate reality against which to struggle.

His main claim is that it is not possible to arrive at true knowledge, because one should first properly define basic criteria of validity for valid cognitive procedures, which is not possible without a prior true knowledge of reality against which we could test the procedures for validity etc.

Ethnographic data provides the rich contextual background that pays attention to the lived realities against which good care must be evaluated.

By showing us that life really is different in other places, it provides a reality check against which we can measure the misperceptions and even prejudices we may have developed at home.

What is more, simulation is reabsorbed feeding back into the real, creating a hyper-reality (1995, p. 118) wherein reality engagement is through a (digital) model against which reality itself is evaluated.

The contrived artifice of Shakespeare's mature comic plots is the perfect foil against which the reality of the characters' feelings and attitudes assumes the greater naturalness.

The analytical constructs of an ideal type never exist in reality, but provide objective benchmarks against which real-life constructs can be measured.