Sentence examples for reality obvious from inspiring English sources

Now it is overstretched, a reality obvious to all.

When the scientific predictions become reality, obvious to all but the most intransigent -- for example, following Hurricane Sandy and the release of Chasing Ice -- the last stage of disinformation is to appeal to economics: Yes, there's a problem, but we can't afford to address it because it's too expensive and a job killer.

And it's easy for the audience to get caught up in the fun of creating reality from obvious artifice.

If you look just at the mainland, though, and equalise the size of the constituencies, the binary reality becomes obvious (see map).

Nowhere is the disconnect between Madison Avenue and demographic reality more obvious than inside the covers of Modern Maturity, published every other month by AARP.

People relying on personal experience, anecdotes, untested assumptions and poor consumer/audience research (eg claimed, rather than actual, behaviour among unrepresentative samples): if you look at proper data, the gap between hype and reality is obvious.

A lot of where Zaqistan started, and even today, [comes from] the government saying one thing [while] the reality was obvious to everybody that it just wasn't true".

Although elimination of LBP is only wishful thinking, prevention of chronicity may be within the scope of reality – with obvious gains for society.

The haters are missing two things: An obvious reality and a hidden reality.

"We shouldn't forget the obvious reality check.

The gap between ambitions and reality will be obvious at the climate change talks.