Sentence examples for unusual reality from inspiring English sources

Which, arguably, leads to another unusual reality about this election: Even if you agree with Romney's policies, it may be that voting for Obama, and delivering a landslide against the GOP's economic brinksmanship, is the only way to end the dangerous appeal of strategic gridlock going forward.

Combat Kids mixes whimsical fantasy – meeting an alien in the woods – with the unusual reality of growing up on an army base.

In his day, Father Divine was investigated by the FBI and attacked by the press, in part because of the unusual reality of a black man with no formal education having (and flaunting) wealth during a depression.

Unusual for reality TV, the show features a cast that actually seems to like one another — at least this season.

In an interview, he once attributed the unusual emotional reality of his figures to the fatigue of his models.

Yet a few people have experienced what it might be like to step into the skin of another person, thanks to an unusual virtual reality device.

Popular media of the mid-20th century often depicted reporters at a crime scene with their press passes tucked into their hat bands, which was unusual in reality.

Indeed the GPs commented that the majority of the consultations involved cancer symptoms, which was unusual in reality and may have affected their performance.

An unusual gulf between reality and official ideology stimulated a general intellectual revolt, a search for the actualities beneath the pious formulas of proclaimed truth.

In an unusual recognition of reality, House Republicans backed away on Wednesday from a chaotic default crisis and dropped their ruinous demand that spending be cut on an equal basis with a rise in the debt ceiling.

Awesome, say I. I've never heard the term "astrobiology" before, but it is seemingly a way of talking about aliens without sounding like a geek or someone with an unusual relationship to reality.