Sentence examples for bits of reality from inspiring English sources
It is the context for all those uncon nected bits of reality he ga thered so avidly.
His approach was both Romantic and hard-nosed; it favored bits of reality or language slightly rearranged.
That is what happens in this show, anyway, which might also have been titled "Further Adventures in Appropriation and/or Collage," since the works on hand almost invariably rearrange bits of reality.
But the plotless movie also slips back and forth between the narrative and the bits of reality that the writer and director, Jang Sun Woo, allows to filter into the film, showing the circumstances behind the scenes.
Art, as Mr. Byrne sees it, can "filter real stuff or present it from a particular angle so it appears to function like a metaphor for something else"; and he's frequently used bits of reality as found material in his work: the song "Once in a Lifetime" grew out of preachers' sermons he'd heard on the radio; just as the people in "True Stories" have real-life antecedents in newspaper stories.
Reference, construed as a relation between bits of language and bits of reality, is assumed to be a genuine, substantive relation worthy of philosophical scrutiny.
