Sentence examples for claimed reality from inspiring English sources

They claimed reality itself was art, creating what Munroe calls a "dark, conceptualist poetry" in the process.

Now, a little confusingly, Williams has claimed that Reality Killed the Video Star was "half-arsed": "I had intentionally and unintentionally not managed to write a hit," he said recently.

But, Bas Lansdorp claims, "reality TV is an added component just to make it possible".

Heavy-tailed distributions belong to the core issues in actuarial science, because they are more in accordance with claims' reality than light-tailed ones.

As Escobar (1995: 5) applying Foucault's work on the dynamics of discourse and power in the representation of social reality pointedly claimed, the "colonization of reality" makes possible "a certain order of discourse produces permissible modes of being and thinking while disqualifying and even making others impossible".

So Cubism was already claiming a reality of its own, one that was part of the everyday world, but not.

One way to explain this correspondence would be to claim that reality is determined, in some sense, by our conceptual scheme.

US Navy Lt Cmdr Wilson VornDick wrote in an analysis on the CSIS website: "It appears that China's building projects are part of an expansive territorial grab or to make China's disputed Nine-Dash Line claim a reality".

The question is how many of us have the courage to name and claim this reality?

If one claims that reality is mental, some scientists argue that one must somehow explain the universal mind behind it.

Much of this goes back to Rose calling West's now-wife Kim Kardashian a "homewrecker" in 2012, claiming the reality star was the reason for her split with the rapper.  .