Sentence examples for connected with reality from inspiring English sources
"It isn't connected with reality, what the mayor is trying to sell," said Brian S. Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage, which opposes same-sex unions.
No wonder; it's connected with reality, responsibility, seriousness, setbacks, caution, and fear.
But day in and day out the right-wing noise machine traffics in this kind of utter nonsense pretending they're connected with reality and breaking "news".
He wrote his autobiographical novel to connect with reality, his own reality, it's true, but one that speaks to a great many other people.
The Santos administration has promised to do just that but, until rhetoric connects with reality, all that many rural Colombians face in reclaiming their lands is a death sentence.
Desiring-production does not connect "with" reality, as in escaping a subjective prison to touch the objective, but it makes reality, it is the Real, in a twisting of the Lacanian sense of the term.
During the 19th century, the London markets became steadily less connected with commercial reality.
(However, not all linguistic expressions are connected with extramental reality.
But the live debate seldom connected with the realities of boardroom decision-making, which had occasionally surfaced in the online debate over the previous month.
"Because she's so closely connected with everyday existential realities, she becomes someone people turn to as having a particularly unique power," Polk says.
