Sentence examples for recognising this reality from inspiring English sources

"Not recognising this reality will only play into the hands of the Trumps and Farages of the west, who drive – unopposed – a narrative built on fear, continued suffering and isolationism".

Few Sri Lankans, Tamils or Sinhalese, have yet recognised this reality of the subcontinent's politics.

Donors need to recognise this reality and take the necessary risks needed to strengthen institutions and systems.

Obama's economic policies recognise this reality, and are wisely framed in terms of long-run issues whenever possible.

Most of it is temporary and it's time the debate about immigration recognised this reality," argues Philippe Legrain, an analyst of immigration and the author of "Aftershock", a recent book analysing economic changes in the wake of the financial crash.Some countries are starting to recognise this.

In so doing, he advanced the rights of all individuals, while recognising the reality of the threat presented by certain forms of terrorism.

A lot of people who don't really want to vote for either Labour or the Conservatives will end up doing so, recognising the reality (however much they may dislike it) that one of the two has to form the next government.

Mr Lower said the hospital was "not conceding defeat, it's recognising the reality of the situation.

Although in the panic which followed Morris had initially ordered Edwards to prevent the Japanese from crossing the mountains, this failed to recognise the reality of the situation and subsequently proved unrealistic.

"In these difficult times, it is important to show that people can come together to achieve genuine reform, preserving the best of the past, but recognising the realities of the future".

And when they fail to find them, what can they do other than to conclude that ours was a time when most forms of art and literature were drawn into the modes of concealment that prevented people from recognising the realities of their plight?