Sentence examples for unreasonable reality from inspiring English sources

A lieutenant, posted in the Gaza Strip with the education corps, says: "The truth is that I only confronted it in retrospect, after leaving: suddenly I realised to what extent I had not been a human being out there... It's like a movie with a lot of death around you, an unreasonable reality, with soldiers doing inhuman things to others and to themselves".

I am normally sympathetic to the unions but I think they are unreasonable about the reality of the economic climate.

Writers are very prone to having unreasonable expectations of reality and its inhabitants – used, as we are, to manipulating fictitious characters and environments, we can tend to assume that nothing in the real world should move on without at least consulting us.

Not unreasonable, but such a reality could be catastrophic here.

This requirement is obviously unreasonable and unnecessary in reality.

But it is not unreasonable to think that the reality reflected by Mr. Lieberman's situation may eventually find its way into the pages of Jewish legal writings.

It was equally clear that many of these fears are not unreasonable given the mismatch between reality and expectations of healthcare delivery.

But Miri Regev, a right-wing member of the Likud faction, quickly denounced the makeup room idea as "unreasonable," "ridiculous," "extravagant" and "detached from reality".

In reality, it is "completely unreasonable" to expect people to produce these forms decades after the event, says Deborah Cooper, pensions expert at actuary Mercer.

"They are totally unreasonable and doctrinaire and not founded in reality.

"Hands off of the Department of Defense and Social Security" is something we frequently hear from politicians on both sides of the isle but, in all reality, that's where an unreasonable amount of our money is being spent.