Sentence examples for this reality makes from inspiring English sources

That America and Europe are still barely awake to this reality makes an exhibition like "Iran Modern" invaluable, educationally.

This reality makes the integration of palliative care content into the undergraduate nursing curricula an important priority.

But to acknowledge this reality makes it possible to upgrade our thinking about prioritization of the issues on the table.

That America and Europe are still barely awake to this reality makes an exhibition like "Iran Modern," which opens on Friday at Asia Society, invaluable educationally.

This reality makes the third question — what the president should propose — hard to answer, since nothing he proposes will actually happen anytime soon.

This reality makes it all the more pressing to understand Governor Romney's views on the role of lobbyists in the White House.

This reality made headlines this past week when a New York County Criminal Judge dismissed this "first case of its kind" for exactly those reasons: This conduct is not covered by the crimes charged against the boyfriend.

This reality made it difficult for places off the beaten track to produce great art.

Watching this reality made us decide to make a change in the lives of millions starting in our country.

And bravely, Neil accepted this reality, made the decision to fly home with his father and phoned Karen Jackson at HBCF to break the news.

This reality made data collection and follow-up with patients challenging and was perceived as a possible threat to recruitment and retention of participants, ultimately impacting the quality of data: "Many of my patients are living with illness that is cyclical and unpredictable.