Sentence examples for reality of fighting from inspiring English sources

"My reality for about the first five to seven days was a minute-to-minute reality of fighting through the pain," Owens said.

After watching the singer of Oxbow (the greatest art-rock band of all time) strangle a heckler into unconsciousness at a recent Leicester show, we had him write a VICE Guide that deals with the reality of fighting, i.e. how to minimize the inevitable pounding you are about to receive.

The case traces the hard realities of fighting human trafficking even when close allies, like the U.S. and Thailand, share similar aspirations.

He's clearly felt Diaz's power and is succumbing to the realities of fighting 25 lbs above his championship weight.

"These possibilities need to be underlined for those of us in the Middle East who are so used to the present realities of fighting, bad-mouthing, competition and negativity," Neuhaus said from Jerusalem.

"But there is a tendency to intolerance that is deeply ingrained by the former regime and by the reality of opponents fighting that regime".

I totally understand why this stereotype exists – to infantilise women, to make men feel better about themselves (really, take your pick) – but it has always been so far from my lived reality that the idea of fighting with a female friend over the date of a wedding seemed about as realistic as me suddenly sprouting wings and flying to Mars.

Instead of fighting reality, we should be using DTC testing as another tool in our toolbox.

In reality Mr. Ashcroft, in the name of fighting terrorism, was giving F.B.I. agents nearly unbridled power to poke into the affairs of anyone in the United States, even when there is no evidence of illegal activity.

Instead of fighting this reality, Dirty Work, a three-episode online comedy that just won an Emmy for Outstanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media, runs with it.

Surrender is about embracing this moment, instead of fighting against our reality.