Sentence examples for the actuality of from inspiring English sources

Which makes us think about the actuality of what "anything happening" actually means.

Like many of the Irish Protestants, these people were more loyal than actual Russians to the symbolism – if not the actuality – of tsarist rule.

If the state of affairs the actuality of which makes the sentence true is omnitemporally actual, the sentence is true whenever it is uttered.

The actuality of death is a mighty big missing fact.

But it's the actuality of spring that overwhelms us.

"The fear of beginning is bigger than the actuality of doing," says artist Michael Atavar.

He liked "the actuality of gossip, the intimacy of it," not necessarily the dirt.

But Auster, unlike the reader, seems to believe in the actuality of his characters' motives.

But the actuality of nakedness forces us to choose between prurience and priggishness.

How then should anthropology inhabit the actuality of this plurality of crises?

Unfortunately, it's hard not to see it is simply the actuality of rugby league in this country.