Sentence examples for surprising reality from inspiring English sources

Yet the surprising reality is that long-term employment hasn't disappeared at all.

"And here's the surprising reality: On any given day, not much happens.

But the surprising reality is that the recent weakening of social ties has coincided with a decline in mobility.

The details are what can make a life — its surprising reality — seem even more wondrous than a drama.

The surprising reality is that many sports people are as attuned to the cut, fabric and line of a garment as any fashion-besotted socialite.

But then, Sam's is such a fantastically vivid voice that it's not surprising reality pales in comparison - that's part of his problem.

Because of these cultural attitudes and workplace policies, while both fathers and mothers report that they strive for equality in home and care work, it should not be surprising that reality does not reflect the ideal: Fathers have increased their caregiving hours considerably over the last 40 years, but mothers still spend more time in housework and caring for children.

None of this is surprising, nor, in reality, is it meaningful.

That shouldn't be surprising, given the reality that for more than 2½ years, the number of jobless Americans has outstripped the number of available job openings by more than 4 to 1.

The fact that Kardashian and Harden are still seeing each other isn't too surprising, since the reality star already made it clear she's not thinking about getting back together with Odom despite calling off their divorce. .

Given that even the gay community finds that reality surprising, wondering where all the bisexual men and women are, it's one of what Wright calls her "self-evident truths," that we are far more complex than even we are willing to admit.