Sentence examples for the reality appears from inspiring English sources
Now the reality appears to be sinking in.
But the reality appears to be that he did not really choose them.
The reality appears to be that these policies are mere window-dressing," said Arnold.
As Ms. Dati exits French politics for the more genteel environment of European Union lawmaking in Brussels and Strasbourg, the reality appears more complex — combining strands of immigrant achievement, gossip-page glamour and the rugged infighting of French politics.
The reality appears to lie somewhere in between the two extremes.
(The reality appears to be that so little science exists on Himalayan glaciers that no one really knows how fast the glaciers here are melting -- a shortfall that the government of India has at last committed to addressing.
Still, despite Strachan continually referring to a lack of "concentration" causing Scotland's 3-2 friendefeatfeatoto England at Wembley, the reality appeared closer to players simply not knowing who to mark at set-plays.
The reality appeared so mundane: hours of sweltering negotiations, paragraph by paragraph, in yards of tortuous and heavily qualified text.The conference tried to do too much: two treaties, 800 pages of green guidelines (called "Agenda 21"), a grandiose declaration of good green intent and a package of forest principles.
Existential philosophy, in a variety of way had been an outgrowth of Lebensphilosophie and phenomenology, and Ortega, with the complement of the historicist viewpoint of the "unique individual" and of "human life" as the ultimate reality, appears to have pursued the path which had been directed by Heidegger.
In other words, the historical reality appears to be pretty much the opposite of what Kaplan writes: Snowden, as far as one can tell, didn't take an "oath" not to disclose classified information, and some Vietnam-era deserters who received clemency did take and violate their own oath.
(His first children's book, "The Magic of Reality," appears this fall).
