Sentence examples for believable reality from inspiring English sources
Yet some - a minority it must be said - argue that the film's overwhelming emphasis on Dury himself, with Serkis present in almost every frame of the movie, has made for a lopsided take which fails to ground this version of the singer in a believable reality.
It all brought sci-fi down to Earth, grounded it in a more believable reality, and made the genre more accessible to average audiences.
Consisting of Littoral Zones, Landfall and Habitat, this psychedelic triptych, with sound from longtime collaborator Roger Tellier-Craig, "depicts the mind as an architectural space where the psychological projections are so tangible that they become a believable reality," Ratté says.
But the number of television channels was multiplying, and films were becoming more powerful as CGI made it possible to create ever more believable realities on screen.
When David is assigned to make a campaign for Augmenta, "the first believable augmented reality interface," he is given the ultimate tool for constructing his own reality.
He believed in what he called a "fictional dream," a vivid, continuous, and believable alternate reality.
In her debut novel, Karen Thompson Walker constructs a believable alternate reality in which every detail is accounted for, from the food sources of the irrevocably damaged earth to the societal conflicts that inevitably erupt worldwide.
Fans of Ready Player One should be familiar with the questions a completely believable digital reality presents, but the rest of society will have to address them in the coming years.
Like much of the best work by the animation studio, it takes a childhood fancy (in this case storks delivering babies) and imagines the array of quirky conceptual furniture that might be required to make it function in a believable meta-reality.
This is the kind of detail that really makes augmented reality believable.
Animation may be even more believable than a reality show contestant trying to feign happiness after losing because at least animators are in complete control of characters--unlike directors for actors or producers on reality TV.
