Sentence examples for wider reality from inspiring English sources

The isolation of the American and Israeli delegations at the U.N. reflects a wider reality.

And how were these perceived benefits qualified by some wider reality?

And how neatly it fits into the wider reality of casual and not-so-casual gender discrimination in the workplace?

The schematic action, cut off from popular culture and any wider reality, is less than the sum of his intentions.

The wider reality is that, should Woods claim a fifth Green Jacket this weekend, it will be tainted.

Like a lot of people, my insights draw heavily on Diamond-Dybvig (pdf), one of those papers that just opens your mind to a wider reality.

Yet, as Isaiah's ballad reminds us, these wider realities have a local impact on the everyday friend, who routinely rises every morning to try and make ends meet on meager wages.

But there is a further contextual complication here, for while 'yarning' with peers or family provides a form of informal psychological support, the wider realities of being surrounded by others who are sick can be anxiety producing in and of itself.

This so-called "Nordic Model," which is actually only implemented by some Nordic countries, is gaining momentum throughout the continent and its proponents are trying, so far unsuccessfully, to make it a EU-wide reality.

Even by his own bizarre and eccentric standards, the latest speech by Col Gaddafi was breathtaking in its defiance of both the wider world and the reality now facing him.

He resolved to bring his reality to a wider world.