Sentence examples for terrible realities from inspiring English sources

Jane Yolen's books have used a framework of fantasy to mediate terrible realities.

What links these disparate films is a faith in the possibility of human decency undaunted by the terrible realities they document.

Among the many terrible realities to which David Mamet exposes us in his exceptional, calculated work, one theme stands out: suckers will never get a break in this wretched world.

By never denying or masking the terrible realities of their characters' situations, these comedies succeed in showing humanity against a backdrop of inhumanity They never diminished the unfolding tragedy, but highlighted it.

The Bosnian wars ended in 1995, but peace brought its own terrible realities: a fractured Bosnia divided between Serbs and a Croat/Muslim federation, thousands of dead (most of them Muslim), uprooted families, a ravaged landscape, economic ruin.

In the light of the terrible realities of torture (which I can only just begin to imagine), it may seem immoral to pursue Harris's line of thought at all.

I DVR terrible reality shows, like "Jersey Shore".

"He just wants his terrible reality show back on NBC".

It was all a terrible reality, so precise looking was not a widespread impulse".

These may sound like dry statistics, but they reflect a truly terrible reality.

At last, someone had captured "the terrible reality and earnestness of war".