Sentence examples for an equivalent reality from inspiring English sources

Mann has apparently had no idea how to create an equivalent reality in a film that appears to have been shot mostly on exterior locations meant to simulate those in South Africa, where the story is set.

It was a recognition of political realities, not an equivalent to Henry IV going to Canossa on bended knee before Pope Gregory VII.

Kerry's "terror campaign" rhetoric is equally divorced from reality, and predictably provoked an equivalent response from Venezuela's foreign minister, who called Kerry a "murderer".

In reality, no country backs its currency with an equivalent amount of gold, but to some extent the solvency of a country is equated with its gold reserves.

Such an equivalent mass helps to use the existing models and establish the safety distances that match the observed reality on the site very well.

We tried to find an equivalent between the behavior of the other priests in the novel to the behaviors of priests in Mexican reality".

On an equivalent mass basis, significant pulmonary and cardiac effects were observed with the coarse and ultrafine PM samples, respectively; however, in reality, unequal mass distributions for the different size fractions would likely affect the extent of toxicity.

Others chose an equivalent easy cycling workout.

Announcement, or an equivalent.

Is an equivalent... possible?

So, what, exactly, is an equivalent album?