The phrase "bounds of reality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the limits of what is possible or achievable in a given situation. For example, "The technology we have today pushes the bounds of reality, allowing us to do things that were impossible just a few years ago."
Is the purpose of fiction to take the reader beyond the bounds of reality?
For more than an hour, Trump demonstrated, again, that he long ago escaped the bounds of reality that restrict most mortals.
For more than an hour, President Trump demonstrated, again, that he long ago escaped the bounds of reality that restrict most mortals.
As phantasmagoric as the mood of this novel gets, there is nothing in it that steps outside the bounds of reality, for it knows the real world is fantastic enough.
It was easy, back then, to wonder if Cincinnati, in its eagerness to embrace the avant-garde, would be willing to challenge its architect to stay within the bounds of reality.
At rare moments, the exchanged witticisms push beyond all bounds of reality, and the female characters threaten to become mere shadows, serving — a bit too easily — the carnal needs of the men.
They are, after all, small gods, constructing the rules and bounds of a reality.
The original Dutch version of "Big Brother" may push the bounds of the reality genre once again, this time with the possibility of a birth broadcast live on television, The Associated Press reported yesterday.
Even when the story slips the bounds of mundane reality and becomes fantastic -- talking animals?
With the conversation in Washington focused not just on austerity but how much austerity to apply to a sputtering economy, it's hard to imagine what kind of rebooted jobs plan the president could propose for his next term while staying within the bounds of political reality.
Indeed, from this perspective, the job of standard-setting bodies, such as the FASB, can be characterized in terms of continually amending the rules in an effort to keep "the game" within the bounds of acceptable perceptions of reality.
