I'd never liked meat much, although only the thought, and actuality, of offal, actually revolted me.
But, says Wittgenstein, "[t]here can't be possibility and actuality in mathematics," for mathematics is an actual calculus, which "is concerned only with the signs with which it actually operates" (PG 469).
Nonetheless, there is a difference between aspiration and actuality.
Novel after novel, the reconciliation of art and actuality continued to present stimulating difficulties for Maxwell.
The interaction between Aly and Alice promises intriguing interplay between aspiration and actuality.
Several hundred pages of British history and actuality are still to come.
Waits' distinction in an age of advanced artifice is that image and actuality correspond.
Clearly, Nicholson means to make a point about artifice and actuality, illusion and truth, Hollywood and history.
The social reality, however, became increasingly chaotic, and form and actuality were soon traveling along quite different courses.
The thrill of the play is its realization of Pinter's aesthetic: a precarious balance between ambiguity and actuality.
Visually, the piece is ravishing, but as is often the way with De Frutos, there's a savage counterpoint between aesthetic and actuality.
