Sentence examples for cause of reality from inspiring English sources

He thought that not saying you were an atheist hurt the cause of reality".

He makes a murky argument that "the chief cause of reality television" is a cynical public that has "come to associate artistic pretense with entrepreneurial misrepresentation".

The chief cause of reality programming could be Mark Burnett, the man behind "Survivor," something to consider even if you're mining television for cultural significance.

Phil Plait, the creator of the debunk-eriffic Bad Astronomy blog at Discovermagazine.com, says that on the one hand, digital media "may be hurting the cause of reality: such nonsense gets spread much faster than it used to".

… according to the classical metaphysical traditions of both the East and West, God is the unconditioned cause of reality – of absolutely everything that is – from the beginning to the end of time.

In a post at The Week, Damon Linker sums up this second version better than I can: … according to the classical metaphysical traditions of both the East and West, God is the unconditioned cause of reality – of absolutely everything that is – from the beginning to the end of time.

Moreover, if all souls share the same logoi, and these logoi are the principles of reality (see above), then by grasping the logoi souls come to know the true principles or causes of reality.

"I don't have any personality disorders that would cause distortion of reality".

In simple English he exposes the cognitive traps that cause misperceptions of reality, which are rampant in markets.

Internet addiction can cause a loss of reality and sense of self, according to new research, wrote Tappin.

Just as cosmology and psychology (together) provide the basis for advancing an a posteriori proof for God's existence, it is the result of theology's a priori proof whereby the inquiry into the causes of contingent reality is justified.