Sentence examples for blurred reality from inspiring English sources

Worse, White had blurred reality and fantasy — "The two worlds were all mixed up" — and children wouldn't be able to tell them apart.

Worse, White had blurred reality and fantasy—"The two worlds were all mixed up"—and children wouldn't be able to tell them apart.

The actor has immersed himself in character – replete with 1970s hair, moustache and suits – for a months-long, ubiquitous marketing blitz which has blurred reality and satire.

Instead, Mayerson flees his destiny and takes refuge among a group of Can-D addicts on Mars, leaving humanity susceptible to "the evil, negative trinity of alienation, blurred reality and despair".

At its best, Dick's fiction captures the depredations of what he called, in his great 1965 novel "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch," "the evil, negative trinity of alienation, blurred reality and despair" embodied in the book's title character.

From his wanton embrace of inter-gender wrestling to the Latka character he parlayed from stand-up routines to the network sitcom "Taxi," his work blurred reality and performance just as much as it muddied the line between entertainment and art.

If the explanation seemed to blur reality and reality television, that's the point.

Blurring reality and delusion, they collaborate on a literally psychotic politics of architecture.

Telling a story purely from an emotional angle risks blurring reality and misleading the reader.

As many have said, what's compelling about Pokémon Go is its immersive play, which blurs reality and fantasy.

So there are lots of incentives to link psychological disorders to genetic factors, even if it means overstating or blurring reality.