Sentence examples for appearance of reality from inspiring English sources
I don't even think that any appearance of reality is important in making us consider bigger questions.
In the modern West, Immanuel Kant created the term noumenon to signify unknowable reality, which he distinguished from phenomenon, the appearance of reality.
"The only reason it's not 'Touched by an Angel,"' Sorkin says, "is that it imitates just enough the sounds and appearance of reality.
Or as the postmodernist Jean Baudrillard would have put it: "Reality no longer has the time to take on the appearance of reality".
And he took painting as the literal means to realize his cinematic vision: In "Red Desert" I had to change the appearance of reality — of the water, the streeets, of the countryside.
But unlike other perpetrators of artistic fraud, Mr. Kahn and Mr. Selesnick are less interested in deceiving than in exploring how images, words and physical "evidence" conspire to manufacture the appearance of reality.
In films such as Robert Wiene's Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (1920; The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari) and Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927), distorted sets and unusual camera angles probed for disturbing truths behind the surface appearances of reality.
But, when you consider the historical collapses that Warhol heralded (of élite culture into mass culture, of creativity into commerce, and, with a metaphysical shudder, of reality into appearances of reality), even the strongest subsequent spawn of the art world seems a mite precious.
But when you consider the historical collapses that Warhol heralded — of élite culture into mass culture, of creativity into commerce, and, with a metaphysical shudder, of reality into appearances of reality — even the strongest subsequent spawn of the art world seems a mite precious.
Therefore the woodwork and the lath and plaster of sets, no matter how manifestly artificial from behind, must face the camera with all the appearance of visible reality.
FOR many longtime readers of W, the elite society bible, the appearance of the reality television star Kim Kardashian on the cover of its November issue was an outrage — "No iteration of W should give credence to such banalities," wrote one angered reader.
