Sentence examples for sturdy reality from inspiring English sources

I was working on fragility," said Ms. Demeulemeester, whose soft hats and black buttonhole flowers added to a beautiful collection that still had a sturdy reality.

In the third world, this sort of thing happened every day," Dexter Filkins wrote in "The Forever War," one of the recent works of narrative nonfiction about geopolitical and economic disasters that appeared to suggest a sturdier relation to reality than etherealized literary fiction.

But in reality how sturdy are they?

Novels that are constructed around romantic love, Gornick believes, are leaning on convention and nostalgia, rather than standing upright on the sturdier and more ennobling ground of reality and discovery.

They depict a swirling, by now slightly quaint world of cinematic fantasy, interspersed with some images of sunlit reality, mostly smiling children and their sturdy parents.

Add in the reality that the PCs possess a sturdy fundraising and get-out-and-vote machine, and caution seems perhaps advisable.

Vibrant performances and sturdy location photography ground the action in the firm, fertile soil of reality.

Ms. Meyn also learned to balance an ambitious blueprint with reality, which meant building the 17-foot-tall treehouse on a sturdy, raised platform instead of suspending it from the tree's trunk, as she had initially planned.

Wilson is impressively if inexplicably determined to uncover the reality behind Robbins's fabulations about his early years, some of which proved sturdy enough to show up in his obituaries.

Google's Cardboard performs the same function, turning a phone into a virtual reality headset, but can be made by the user following some detailed instructions with some sturdy cardboard and an elastic band, instead of having to buy anything.

It doesn't capture the grim reality for recent college graduates, whose leg up on their less educated counterparts isn't such a sturdy, comely leg at the moment.