Sentence examples for respected reality from inspiring English sources

It is a well-known, accepted and respected reality amongst the Jewish people that the horrors of World War II and the atrocities against the Jewish people are a national tragedy.

Politics, by contrast, is deeply entangled with ideology – it is not bound to respect reality as science is, and thinks nothing of substituting convincing evidence for emotive rhetoric.

It's about respecting reality.' You have to resolve the issue of how people are going to eat, and insure that the economy functions, or else it's all going to go to shit on you".

It is, of course, the same old problem: news organizations in general, and PolitiFact in particular, are set up to deal with a world in which both parties generally respect reality, and in which dishonesty and delusion are roughly equally distributed between the parties.

At the 25th year, we are 43, and we respect reality.

Despite Trudeau's cautious and skeptical view of the United States, he ultimately respected the realities of American power.

The modern SNP respects that reality – having ditched earlier enthusiasm for the euro – and so a shared pound is not particularly contentious; the live issue concerns the terms.

It also respects the reality that fostering economic growth through trade is perhaps the best approach we have for raising the standard of living of the poorest people in the world.

Hedges' great goal is to respect the reality of war on a personal level, in a culture that sometimes cannot tell the difference between the personal and the narcissistic.

Trust in scientific findings is not solely generated by unerring model results but also by acknowledgement and transparency of uncertainties respecting that reality is not strictly deterministic.

It's time others start recognizing and respecting that reality.