Sentence examples for the ever-present reality from inspiring English sources

This is the ever-present reality.

Surely we could work together, honestly addressing all the issues surrounding gun violence, from mental health to multiple-round magazines to the ever-present reality that curious children don't always obey the rules, even when they know them.

"We already see this progress taking place across Qatar on a daily basis and will continue to work hard to make our vision become the ever-present reality on the ground".

"We already see this progress taking place across Qatar on a daily basis and will continue to work hard to make our vision become the ever-present reality on the ground". The supreme committee hopes that it will encourage wider change by setting its own standards.

And when localized and misdirected toward xenophobia, nationalism or economic survival (the former two usually obfuscations of the ever-present reality of the latter) the results are human tragedies of ignorance.

Some complaints about the Prospect Park trails seem to reflect the ever-present realities of urban horseback riding.

Ninety percent of these children live in sub-Saharan Africa".[3] Sadly, in South Africa, where the HIV prevalence is estimated at over 12percentthishis ever-present reality reaches across generations in families where children, mothers and grandmothers are picking up the pieces in Khayelitsha Township.[4].

Although each has a different take on a different war, their arrival reflects a social climate in which war is an ever-present reality, and the unambiguous hero, so long out of fashion in popular culture, has made a spectacular comeback.

Though failure is an ever-present reality in justice work, every action we make to disrupt the social order bends the arc of the universe towards justice and exposes the demons that threaten our democracy.

"I explained to her," says Walsh, "that, if you're lucky, you fall in love and have a family, a job and go on holiday even if death is an ever-present reality.

Unfortunately for them, it's an ever-present reality that will only bring about more scars than they can ever hope to bear now or in the future.