Sentence examples for Stable reality from inspiring English sources

The signature moments in Dick's fiction occur when a character's seemingly stable reality turns inside out, revealing itself to be false.

Exploring the experience of dementia and the loss of memory can bring about a powerful, and vertiginously unsettling, way of thinking about time, place and identity, where the notion of a stable reality and a single self breaks apart.

'Constantine had neither.' His estrangement from any kind of stable reality was only increased by the knowledge that he could escape to anywhere he wanted in the world at any time - with the one proviso that he wrote and asked his father's permission.

For instance, politicians might disagree over the right economic policy, but if they can agree that "the economy has grown by 2percentt" and "unemployment is 5percentthentherethere is at least a shared stable reality that they can argue over.

There is no stable reality of how things are (moderate flux); X is F and F* insofar as, if X seems F to A, this is true for A, and F* to B, this is true for B (relativism).

For it is locality that enables one to overcome the incompatibility of position and momentum measurements of Albert's system by requiring their joint consequences for Niels' system to be incorporated in a single, stable reality there.

In the west, it took several centuries of conflict and intellectual, religious and class disputes – in addition to a number of bloody revolutions and civil wars – before a balance was reached leading to the establishment of a stable political reality.

I have always been fascinated by how celebrity is created — not by the current stable of reality personalities, whose stardom is possible without talent or reason, but rather by the classical idea of a Movie Star.

I have always been fascinated by how celebrity is created not by the current stable of reality personalities, whose stardom is possible without talent or reason, but rather by the classical idea of a Movie Star.

With its new show "The Pitch," AMC is trying to serve two needs, Stuart Elliott writes: find a complementary program to follow the returning "Mad Men," and add to its stable of reality TV programs.

In other cases, art becomes an escape, a way of appropriating, creating a stable, alternative reality, as in the case of Tiffany Khalil, 26, aka Tyranny — "Tiffany because my mother loves Audrey Hepburn and Tyr because that's the port where my family is from, and where I was born," Ms. Khalil said.