Sentence examples for corresponding reality that from inspiring English sources

We understand each entry as something snatched from right here, from someplace culturally adjacent, if not identical, to the watcher's world; there's a sense (and, given Stanton's apparent tirelessness, a corresponding reality) that this could just as easily be you, today, beaming out from the open windowpane of someone else's news feed.

Thus, from the top to the bottom of the ladder, there are corresponding realities that control one another.

Ellen Hammer described the event as having "evoked dark images of persecution and horror corresponding to a profoundly Asian reality that passed the understanding of Westerners".

"I'm stealthily entering into contact with a reality that is new to me and still doesn't have corresponding thoughts, much less any word that signifies it," Lispector writes.

That's a reality — that's a reality.

It's a reality that makes sense.

In reality, that never happens.

It certifies that the predicted position value, corresponding to the position eigenstate, is an element of the reality that pertains to Niels' system.

They are thus deceptive since they are produced through the power of the underlying cognitive confusion or ignorance, and that they do not cohere with any corresponding reality externally.

FOR Plato the art of music was so firmly anchored in moral and political reality that any alteration to the musical system would necessarily require a corresponding political shift.

Indeed, properly designed intelligent beings inherit the coherency and consistency of the corresponding reality.