Sentence examples for stirring reality from inspiring English sources
The atomic bomb casts its shadow over the rest of the movie — much as the Holocaust did in "X-Men: First Class" — in a sober, tactful way, a sign that the filmmaker is not simply stirring reality into fantasy but rather trying to think about the relationship between them.
In the final episode of a three-week arc about the World Trade Center attack, the story begins 10 days later as its fictional emergency workers walk through a landscape of stirring reality, a city filled with posters of the missing and a subdued sense of sorrow.
He rarely deploys the stirring reality that he is the first black man to hold the office.
CBS, Episode 2, Wednesday at 8. KITCHEN NIGHTMARES The chef Gordon Ramsay brings his special brand of pot stirring to a new reality series in which he travels the country remaking restaurants to his own stringent standards.
He also urged citizens to use their vote to show what they thought of his reform policies, commonly known as Abenomics, which he has presented as Japan's only means of ending years of stagnation.It was stirring rhetoric, yet in reality there is little call for an election just now—and little risk of Mr Abe being defeated.
Kurzel ("The Snowtown Murders") keeps things moving at a propulsive pace as he mixes elements of reality, hyper-reality and the supernatural to stirring effect.
Stirring Fuming in Ecuador ReprintsNor, in reality, would Paraguay's government be overjoyed to have Mr Oviedo back.
"But the reality is that sometimes the process of stirring up this stuff does more harm than leaving it in place".
"People were stirring up fears of another Three Mile Island, but I believe the reality of nuclear power has now become much better known".
This notion of expansion is convenient for stirring up emotions and fund-raising, but it doesn't correlate to the reality".
'Dancing' with the Tea Party The midterm elections spilled over to reality shows when Bristol Palin outlasted Brandy on Dancing With the Stars, stirring up quite the scandal.
