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The stakes here are enormous -- and to a large extent invisible, hidden behind legal and other specialized language that either appeals to public fear or sympathy for dead Americans or simply cloaks reality in righteous-sounding mumbo-jumbo.
— Rebecca Mead The disconnect between last Tuesday's monstrous dose of reality and the self-righteous drivel and outright deceptions being peddled by public figures and TV commentators is startling, depressing.
The all-consuming rumor mill, much of which still perpetuates outrageously paranoid content not based in reality, generates comradeship and self-righteous indignation.
Turning to invention to get at deeper realities of experience is fiction's righteous mission, and "Honeymoon" performs it beautifully.
Now righteous populism must face economic, financial and political realities if other European states don't bend Greece's way.
These are not reasons for Brits, any more than Americans, to cluck in righteous disapproval; in the long, sad history of the IRA, reality and fantasy entwined in an ever tighter cord.
It was, in reality, a class war in the guise of a righteous protest.
Whether spitting righteous indignation or breaking down in despair as he faces the reality of (and his part in) Clara's death, Capadli is never less than razor sharp and wholly convincing, taking the character to dazzling new heights.
The rabbinic interpretation is saying that a human being engaged in a righteous act, even the most quotidian of good deeds, is an awe-inspiring reality.
