Sentence examples for borders of reality from inspiring English sources

EVERY now and then a work of fiction comes to such vivid life that it seems to trample the borders of reality.

Dr. John C. Lilly, a neuroscientist and writer who explored human consciousness, dolphin communication and the borders of reality with the showmanship of P. T. Barnum and the infectious zeal of Jacques Yves-Cousteau, died on Sept. 30 in Los Angeles.

The Tea Party strain, to which Trump doesn't belong but is vaguely related, has long had its own placemen at the borders of reality.

In "Alamar," a luminous semi-documentary film that plays on the border of reality and fiction, Natan Machado Palombini, a young boy, goes on an enchanted expedition with his father to the Banco Chinchorro, the largest coral reef in Mexico.

They lurked at the border of known reality, just believable enough to unnerve those who encountered them in life or art.

It was a strange life on the borders of fantasy and reality.

Earlier performances included Cinematique, on rediscovering childhood fantasies, and Hakanaï, on the space between the borders of imagination and reality.

It's that to portray Israel as some kind of victim with every right to "defend itself" from attack from "outside its borders" is a grotesque inversion of reality.

Even before the reveal, "Sweet Tooth" playfully hops and skips along the borders of make-believe and reality.

Since most of those lacking them are illegal migrants, they are unlikely to make the hazardous double journey to register and go north again.The bill's proposed ban on campaigning by Mexican candidates north of the border flies in the face of reality.

I don't expect them to make a sales pitch for Sony, but this is bordering on a complete denial of reality, and it's worrying.