Sentence examples for reality bombs from inspiring English sources

And that's not the only reason GoToMyPC is worth noticing: In an era when most Web-based businesses have been flattened by reality bombs, it's exciting to see such a promising green shoot growing from the ashes.

Dagan pointed out another reality: bombing Iran would lead it to retaliate against Israel through Hezbollah, which has tens of thousands of Grad-type rockets and hundreds of Scuds and other long-range missiles, and through Hamas.

And it doesn't claim to be an authentic portrayal of the reality of bomb disposal.

In reality, we bomb cities with mostly civilian populations.

In reality one bomb struck the oil tanker Tatiana, setting it on fire and killing one man.

To propose that we "intervene" in the war in Syria, for example, once again shunts aside the reality of dropping bombs and inevitably killing lots of noncombatants.

The reality of such bombs destroying whole cities and their people so horrified Dr. Oliphant that he was to observe later that his part in their creation had made him a "war criminal".

The reality is that bombs are only as accurate as the intelligence on the ground — and since 9/11, the U.S. and NATO have used air power as a substitute for ground troops.

In the case of Columbine, many people still (falsely) assume that Harris and Klebold had been bullied and targeted athletes and popular kids — they in reality hoped their bombs would kill everyone — and that they were part of an outcast clique called "The Trench Coat Mafia".

In reality, its indiscriminate bombing is killing defenseless civilians either too proud or too poor to leave their homes.

In reality, there were bomb threats and calls for her ouster from the faculty of the University of Oklahoma law school.