Sentence examples for Temporal reality from inspiring English sources
I've had all sorts of glam-hippy-punk kind of phases, but always out of step with temporal reality.
In the era before time zones, passengers on coast-to-coast trips might well have had to jimmy their watches dozens of times, adjusting to the separate temporal reality of each locality through which they travelled.
By the time we get round to Luisa Lambri's intimate photographs of Frank Lloyd Wright's Darwin Martin House, we are charmed into a deja vu of some other temporal reality.
After decades of projects designed and discussed as the newest thing, we now have a study that faces the temporal reality of buildings without compromise: newness ends when inhabitation begins.
It has the dangerous lure of reckless desire that brought down Eddie Carbone in "A View From the Bridge"; in its mix of dream, memory and temporal reality it effects a psychological excavation on Lyman similar to that visited on Willy Loman in "Death of a Salesman".
It is the paradox of Shakespeare's mind and his temporal reality that while 90% of women in Elizabethan and Jacobean England were illiterate – including his wife and his daughter Judith – there is at the same time the overarching, all-powerful female in the daily present form of Elizabeth.
The uneven, moody texture of the book mirrors the narrator's state of mind, and so does the exuberant inventiveness of the language and the free merging of temporal realities.
We only encounter the physically located temporal realities that are images of the really real.
This hierarchy serves to simplify spatio-temporal reality by reducing it to states and actions.
Spacial-temporal reality, according to the traditional Aristotelian view, was infinitely divisible.
Any spatio-temporal reality, whether an 'insubstantial' property, such as a color, or something as abstract as a relation, such as farther-away-than, or faster-than, so long as it takes its place as a spatio-temporal element at home in the world of physics, is accepted as part of this one great spatio-temporal world.
