Sentence examples for reality-based question from inspiring English sources

You can just ask, "How do you figure?" With every unreasonable assertion you can ask a reality-based question like, "Where's the study that says that?" Once in a while they may cite a shallow white paper from some right-wing foundation, but more often than that they won't even get that far.

Then there is schooling, where Michael Gove's wholesale revolution in governance was rushed through without considering the questions of those awkward sorts that the Bush White House used to dismiss as "reality-based communities" – questions about whether the stampede to open free schools and confer academy status would make things better or worse.

When Egan went on "Charlie Rose" to promote the book, Rose questioned her about the rise of "reality-based entertainment" — "Survivor" had come out the previous year — as if she might be partly responsible.

Perhaps the question is whether we can scale up a reality-based mentality for our central offices.

"Do you realize that ANWR [the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge] is the size of South Carolina, and where we want to drill is the size of the Columbia airport?" The questions came from many directions -- respectful, but clearly reality-based.

Zivkovic found a common threat from (most of) the questions asked: "In short, all the questions are trying to get at this core issue: are the candidates reality-based?" CafeMom undertook the experiment next.

Realpolitik is reality-based.

Steinbeck insisted his book was reality-based.

This is called reality-based management.

"This was very much reality-based bargaining.

We live in a reality-based world.