Sentence examples for remote reality from inspiring English sources

No longer was the battlefield a remote reality; photography had brought the war home.

Typically, through this tiny detail, Harris brings a historically and geographically remote reality to us, closer than the closest thing.

Her last four are remote, dazzlingly complete and quizzical reconstructions of historical, or geographically remote reality: 1950s Italy Innocencee), just before the outbreak of the great war in Cambridge and Moscow (The Beginning of Spring), and finally, in her greatest novel, The Blue Flower, the German Romantic poet Novalis.

George eventually settled into printing and typesetting, although stable employment was always a remote reality for him.

Needless to say, this makes future plans such as marriage, starting families, and other potential prospects a remote reality at best.

Thinking of GDP@Risk, some recent examples offer sobering insights that city-level threats are not some remote reality dreamt up by grim risk practitioners, but rather a very real part of the world we live in.

Such people already tend to be remote from reality.

Women feel depressed because the ideal shape to which they are constantly exposed is almost as remote from reality as Barbie's.

In between itemizing brands of soda, seating arrangements and lunch menus, Mr. Rattner discusses the tug of war among the government officials, company executives, financiers and union officials as the prospect of bankruptcy went from remote to reality.

"Survivor" is as remote from reality as its setting, Pulau Tiga (likely translation: Island of the Product Placements) and as meticulously structured as a novel by Agatha Christie (whose "Ten Little Indians" plot it brilliantly mimics).

In addition to tricking out the ice skating rink in Rockefeller Center into a giant electoral map, NBC put Chuck Todd, the political director, and Ann Curry, the "Today" co-host, in remote "virtual reality" locations designed to look like neo-Classical ballrooms.