Sentence examples for confusing reality from inspiring English sources
Confusing reality with the antics of the San Diego newsman was a "titillating and naughty" tactic.
Like those of Poe, Gogol's tales of hallucination, confusing reality and dream, are among his best stories ("Nevsky Prospect" and "Diary of a Madman," both 1835).
"Lost" in this sense remains true to Ms. Wadham's grasp of gritty, confusing reality right to the end as the chess-like conflict between Stuart and Santini reaches its conclusion.
There, they encountered the confusing reality of the shutdown.
That, plus the confusing reality that one can have too much chocolate.
Organizers of these events say that college students face a confusing reality: At a time when sexuality is more blatantly on display, young people are having less sex than in generations past.
Yet, it is written with great ethnographic sensibilities that captivate the readers with the intimate narratives of the ordinary people who lived through communism and experienced the often confusing realities of its aftermath.
Exiled from the commune, he reverts to "Lord of the Flies -like savagery in an MTV-ready sequence in which he conFlies -likety with hisavagery Game Boy.
With respect to her flawed physics analogy, Cole confuses reality — what is really the case, or the observed physical phenomena — with the causal interpretation of that reality.
I pity the fool who confuses reality with screen life and tries to lean into the cage of any ordinary lion to hug it out.
Distinguishing between real photography and simulations in such emotionally charged reconstructions can be therapeutic at the same time that it can confuse reality with a videogame.
