Sentence examples for than realities from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post accused President Obama of practising a foreign policy "based on fantasy" rather than realities.

Others say it is a symptom of a security strategy that focuses more on appearances than realities.

Since "It's the Little Things" deals with people's perceptions rather than realities about race, the book doesn't have to trouble itself over the accuracy of these remarks.

Why is it that those who make the most noise are the ones with nothing to say? Ann Magyar Brighton, Mass., Aug. 8, 2009 • To the Editor: Doubt is turning to anger as those who have taken time to study the elements of the House health care bill hear from legislators who speak or write about it in platitudes, rather than realities and details.

It examines the electricity reform in China, India and Russia to show: (1) the template was built more on fallacies than realities; and (2) any effort to impose the same reform model on countries with different political and economic systems and at different development stages is doomed to fail.

Demonstrative reasoning is never the cause of any action by itself: it deals in ideas rather than realities, and we only find it useful in action when we have some purpose in view and intend to use its discoveries to inform our inferences about (and so enable us to manipulate) causes and effects.

Holidays Are Better Than Reality.

But that's more fantasy than reality.

They are slower than reality.

But this is more myth than reality.

That's more perception than reality.