Sentence examples for something of reality from inspiring English sources

A shoe was in one hand, which brought something of reality back, and sitting down on the edge of the bed did, too.

Although it does allude to a relation (saying something of something) to reality (what is), the relation is not made very explicit, and there is no specification of what on the part of reality is responsible for the truth of a saying.

"I even see a world where editing memories is something of a reality.

She declares, "It was then that I understood something of the reality behind Gypsy defiance, Gypsy insults, Gypsy jeers.

Nonetheless, the government's report of a further loss of jobs last month came as something of a reality check.

Mr. Belgum is all but alone among the Biennial filmmakers in his desire to seize something of everyday reality.

While the amateurs improved their lot – super-heavy David Price became an eighth qualifier for the Olympics – it has been something of a reality check for the pros.

(And, for our purposes here on The Choice, it also provides something of a reality check for high school seniors who will soon be bound for college).

The story takes place in the South during the Dust Bowl; a family of sharecroppers is interviewed by a couple of journalists who want to convey something of the reality of poverty.

Martin Back, UK economist at Capital Economics, said the labour market data provides "something of a reality check" following recent positive news on the economy.

"It's fair to say the Braga game was something of a reality check and there were lessons learned from it," Hughton said.