Sentence examples for conceptions of reality from inspiring English sources
What are the two conceptions of reality, in terms of general relativity and quantum mechanics?
This challenge is one all Lispector's work confronts as it cuts away, sentence by sentence, at conventional conceptions of reality.
"A war is underway between two worlds, two conceptions of reality," Grillo wrote in the opening of a recent book that he co-authored with Roberto Casaleggio, an Internet guru and co-founder of the M5S who is sometimes seen as the big thinker behind the movement.
These indigenous Chinese conceptions of reality resonated well with Buddhist notions of interdependence and impermanence.
Twice during the course of his academic career, in the first and third decades of the fourteenth century, Burley worked out slightly different versions of the same semantic theory in connection with two different conceptions of reality.
In the end, or by this Wednesday, the Republican Party may very well have become an out-and-out cult: self-fulfillingly isolated in its delusions; self-defeatingly exclusive in its narrow insistence on ideological purity; increasingly cut off from the most generous conceptions of reality; and swellingly fervid in its members' imagined threats and grandiose in their fantasy accomplishments.
The understanding can generate ideas or conceptions of realities that have never been observed or imagined, and to that extent it is independent of the human body.
Yet neither in its conception of reality nor in its warmth of comedy does it ever fail to be uncomplicated.
But he also infuriated philosophers by applauding the Enlightenment aspiration to scientific objectivity and "the absolute conception of reality".
