Sentence examples for Definitive reality from inspiring English sources

The repetitive ritualization of advertising and media lead cultural perceptions to become represented and psychologically embraced as natural representations of the world or at least an esteemed if not definitive reality.

However, I find that it has become somewhat commonplace for companies to couch certain desires as if they are definitive realities.

It has built itself into the closest thing we have to a definitive picture of reality.

We may posit this distinction as one where prose operates within the realm of the intellect, with its abstract concepts and categories and where poetry rules supreme in the land of the qalb (heart) and rūḥ (spirit); where a constant taqallub (fluctuation) and murāwaḥa (vascillation) is the definitive state of reality.

The lack of definitive answers reflects the reality that economics is not a hard science.

Only when we realize our map is a map of OUR world, and not a definitive map of THE world, can we begin to grasp reality.

Not definitive, just definite.

Steve Martin, chief executive of the PR firm M&C Saatchi Sport, believes it is too early to make a definitive call and urged "a reality check".

In this educational reality, VR has a definitive place of value.

They are a reality, and signify a definitive transformation.

In the final analysis the point of view thereby remained definitive that the fundamental assumptions of the reality of salvation and redemption are to be retained and not sacrificed to the concern of a rational monotheism.