Sentence examples for rough realities from inspiring English sources

These are the rough realities below the latest wave of bipartisan pledges.

I even started to convince myself: I found comfort in Farrah's serene face and accepting smile, as if she were looking over me and keeping me safe from bullies and rough realities I couldn't handle.

In truth, by singing frankly about sex and life on the streets in the first person, Rio's female funk singers are bringing the rough realities of the city's toughest neighbourhoods to mainstream audiences and emboldening a new generation of young female artists.

He needs to do that because his art is a sustained attempt to shock us into recognising, with a new freshness, the rough reality of life.

"Instead, we must expose them to the dangers of a rough reality, for only with the ensuing abrasions is there hope that their comforting illusions can be worn away".

Unlike other music's common theme of drugs being used as an escape from the unpleasant realities, this however, is about breaking free from the rough reality of someone's own mind and heart.

Lee shows how jazz, for all of its studied virtuosity and intellectual complexity, is rooted in the rough daily realities of African-American urban life.

If she is swathed in illusion, he represents a harsh reality: that of the postwar urban-industrial society and a rough male camaraderie forged in the barrack room.

Which only shows what a rough place reality is.

David Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, declared that the nomination battles underscored a rough political reality: "Everybody in the country on both sides knows this campaign hasn't ended.

In among the rough of reality TV and the like, it's good to know there are diamonds like Malone – but he's not the only one.