Sentence examples for remarkable reality from inspiring English sources

But then it took almost 20 years to bring Walkway Over the Hudson from outlandish idea to remarkable reality.

"The One: The Life and Music of James Brown," by RJ Smith, is the first book to capture this remarkable reality.

The dream of a first appearance at a European Championship is close to becoming a remarkable reality for Michael O'Neill's team after everything fell into place in Torshavn.

What the movie achieves, with a gruesome energy and a remarkable reality, is a firefight.

With its "gruesome energy" and "remarkable reality," Sharkey says, "this movie is not for the faint of heart".

Shameless promotion time (it's our list, after all): FasterCures held its first Partnering for Cures (P4C) conference in December, and we were in awe of how this interesting idea morphed into a remarkable reality.

"Toyota has created a new world of mobility; a concept realized in a remarkable Virtual Reality tour that brings the future into our world of today".

But now, the remarkable new reality for Obama in this election is that supporting marriage equality is smart politics.

The exchange was playful, but it conveyed a remarkable political reality: Mr. Menendez, a once-obscure congressman from Union City, N.J., has arguably become the most influential Democratic leader from New Jersey.

Matthews said that Obama's run was "stunning to [him] from the time it started" and described Obama as "a remarkable political reality".

Mr. Gingrich said that Mr. Romney "owns a lot of stock in Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae" and that the remark "shows remarkable ability to deny reality".