Like most of the Western reporters there, I found myself overwhelmed by the sheer reality of Iraq, which seemed to transform itself entirely every day.
The way to truly convey the sheer reality and texture of the experience of the naksah was to turn to the real experts: Palestinians in different places who live the effects of 1967 (and 1948) on a daily basis, recording and transmitting their stories.
A regular, known customer is always going to garner more favor by the sheer reality that we're biased toward the people we're familiar with and like.
The "jobs to get done" by the disparate stakeholders in end of life management are often in conflict: minimize pain, maximize quality of life, observing religious beliefs, professional ethics, obligations and responsibilities, sheer economic reality and/or mitigating potential guilt let alone expressing our love.
The sheer absence of reality cannot conceivably be experienced, he thinks, for if it were experienced an existing experiencer would be presupposed.
The sheer alchemy of reality TV? ITV is about to take these people – these nothings, these nobodies, these scum – and expose their taut, shaved bodies to the rigours of living in a villa for 56 straight days while being televised and horny at each other, then at the end they will emerge, Fully Formed and Famous, and we will – all of us – toast to their as-yet-unrealised love.
Yet out of either ideological blindness to reality or sheer political opportunism, Republicans insist on climate change denial.
But his generation was in many ways more transfixed by reality and sheer information than by art.
This was always obvious from the beginning, as if she can turn a dream into reality through sheer force of will – and graft.
It must be like eating salt and vinegar crisps for the first time after weeks of a sense-numbing heavy cold: the sheer rush of unmediated reality almost takes your face off.
But here's the reality: The sheer size and expense of these tests give an automatic advantage to the giant pharmaceutical companies, which, if disapproved by the FDA, can afford to go back and test again.
