Sentence examples for commitment to reality from inspiring English sources

Freud paints to this day with total commitment to reality and no interest whatsoever in abstraction.

Trusting God will then not entail any commitment to reality's being a certain way.

In light of this week's election, your local GOP committee is sending out this quiz to gauge our party's commitment to reality.

So why don't we try to make this real?" This commitment to reality in her roles would make Moore, who died this week at the age of 80, into a pioneer of progressive television.

Shows like Brasseye and People Like Us were parodies of factual television – so was Alan Partridge, to a point – but the commitment to "reality" was minimal; all still retained a level of absurdity, however low.

VR and AR have come a long way since kludgy telepresence and webcasted fish, but my commitment to the "reality" in "virtual reality" hasn't diminished.

Thus, I call his philosophy of science a 'pragmatic realism' because he insists on our commitment to the reality of the objects to be posited by Peircean ideal science, while explicating most of the structural features of science in terms of the pragmatic force of their linguistic expression.

But Eakins seems as interesting for being uneven and unpredictable in his commitment to unvarnished reality.

Both discoveries help us see afresh this classic figure, who seems as interesting for being uneven and unpredictable as he is for his familiar commitment to unvarnished reality.

High Sierra marks Apple's first real commitment to virtual reality support, for instance.

There is also the possibility that Anaxagoras has no commitment to the reality of these other worlds, but is simply engaging in a thought experiment to show how the rotation would work (Fränkel 1969, Vlastos 1975, Schofield 1996).