Sentence examples for contradicted reality from inspiring English sources

The doppelgänger scene contradicted reality and made the participants realize immediately that they were experiencing a recording instead of a live feed.

The plaintiffs argued that the claims contradicted reality.

But these claims contradict reality.

But LGBT groups say this image contradicts reality.

In the same way that the earlier declarations of the party were false, the new claim also contradicts reality.

In an era in which politicians can now offer "facts" that openly contradict reality, a "spin" barely seems to cover it.

She is one of those ballerinas (the Russians seem to have a preponderance of them, but they're rare anywhere) whose weight seems to contradict reality and to flow not down to the toe but up through the body and into the air.

But Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the wording "contradicts reality", while the foreign ministry called the court "one-sided and inefficient".

He notes that the first conception of a fiction mentioned above which makes "any representation that contradicts reality a fiction" (p. 179), doesn't correspond to our ordinary use of the term: a rough map is not fiction.

But that contradicts reality.

When your voice contradicts reality and truth, the only way to create space for it is to discredit reality and truth.