Sentence examples for rising reality from inspiring English sources

Such perfection cannot survive the rising reality of the next ordinary, inevitable day.

The outrage of the young has erupted, sometimes violently, on the streets of Greece and Italy in recent weeks, as students and more radical anarchists protest not only specific austerity measures in flattened economies but a rising reality in Southern Europe: People like Ms. Esposito feel increasingly shut out of their own futures.

The law becomes a dying and rising reality, not a dead letter etched in stone.

The foul-mouthed nine-year-old has risen to viral fame thanks to her bizarre Instagram videos and convoluted feuds with other nu social media personalities; she has the stature of a rising reality TV star who has never appeared on reality TV.

The rapper, actor and rising reality mogul executive produces "Sisterhood of Hip Hop," which returned for its third season July 12. "I'm proud of the franchise as a whole," T.I. said of "Sisterhood," explaining that he enjoyed the opportunity "to help the ladies reach their goals and follow their dreams". .

But once the sun rose, reality began to set in for New Orleans, the city and the team.

More importantly, do its governments have the political will to make Africa Rising a reality?

Louisiana is losing a football field of land every 100 minutes as its shoreline is sinking and seas are rising – a reality Graves can't ignore.

"I said to him, 'I don't know anything about that side of the movie business".' For Mr. Farr, whom the Royces brought on board, the Avon is a dream rising to reality.

Therefore while Africa is rising, in reality, we're talking about a fractional component of the global economy, and for growth to be meaningful for Africans, development and infrastructure spend needs to be extremely aggressive, an added difficulty with very few investment grade-rated sovereign bonds and economic aid expected to slow.

But with rising inequality, reality is making a comeback.