Sentence examples similar to a consensus reality from inspiring English sources

According to Al Siebert, the widespread belief that jobs generate harmful stress is an "artificial consensus" reality, fed by the tidal wave of books, articles, movies, shows, anecdotes and workshops that amplify work-related pressures.

A step away from reality — consensus reality — in the interests of seeing it better".

Our collective consensus reality is a bewitching spell.

This postmodern lack of belief in consensus reality is a cornerstone of the semi-humorous Chaos-based religion of Discordianism.

Here's another way to listen to "Lust for Life": in sequence, start to finish, as a linear journey out of dreamspace into our consensus reality.

Amazon's version of Philip K Dick's The Man in the High Castle is a more compelling rendition of the slipperiness of consensus reality than you will find in any number of turgid volumes of critical theory.

Apparently, Camplin is exploring "consensus reality" here, but it feels more like a secondhand bookshop stocked by Google search.

Camplin was shortlisted for the Turner prize for the Military-Industrial Complex, a study-type room arranged to explore the idea of "consensus reality".

"You close your eyes and listen to that and you freak out because you think someone's chopping your hair or putting a plastic bag over your head it's really quite convincing," he added, emphasizing that the power of hearing has quite a surprising role in building the world we know as consensus reality.

A major tool in mass thought-control is the myth of consensus reality.

Describing her practice as "the Invented Life" Camplin created a kind of archive room where she invited people to explore issues around "consensus reality", particularly with regard to mental health.