Examples of using Harsh reality in English and their translations into Polish
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However, where you experience the harsh reality of life, it is for your spiritual understanding and development.
In fact, I'm afraid that I might have protected you… too much from the harsh reality of the world outside.
This depiction of marriage as a tool of power reflects the harsh reality of the unstable social structures of the time.
to cloak our harsh reality with escapist comfort.
sweep you back to the Freaks' harsh reality….
then the second line ripped out my heart and slapped me across the face with it, awakening me to harsh reality.
desire to survive in the harsh reality.
For example, that because of a harsh reality of the life over there, and also because of the closeness to nature,
consenting to the request made by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to send a delegation to uncover the harsh reality.
In contrast with my dream scenario, the harsh reality is that 9 of EU fish stocks out of 10 are overfished
I needed to return to the harsh reality of unemployment in economically depressed New Zealand.
Treadwell came face-to-face with the harsh reality of wild nature.
as was the habit of the most Soviet parents in the harsh reality of post-war Russia.
is trying to change the harsh reality that many young women face in the country through a campaign dubbed“Nuh Guh Deh” Don't Go There.
Given our harsh reality and the fact thatAsphalt is not always perfectly smooth,
wherein the world of fiction mixes with harsh reality, and for the outstanding role of the grandma, performed by Irena Jun.
This time we are managing to follow this devastation, in all its harsh reality, in the press and through the statements of the Chinese authorities- who appear to be holding nothing back.
I needed to return to the harsh reality of unemployment in economically depressed New Zealand.
moral support in the harsh reality of German occupation.
Javier Zurita gives us the harsh reality of female survivors who tell disturbing accounts of abuse,