Sentence examples for cusp of reality from inspiring English sources

The Convergence is perched at the cusp of reality, science fiction and dreamscape, and we're never sure what in the novel draws on DeLillo's extensive research into the world of cryonics (the KrioRus site outside Moscow is clearly one model for his unheimlich body warehouse), and what springs from the author's visionary imagination.

He never imagined then that he might play in the final eight years later but he has enjoyed such a spectacular rise that fantasy is on the cusp of becoming reality.

And while some trips will be more readily available in the near term than others, scientists and players in the space race say that the long-fanciful idea of vacationing in space, if only for a few moments, is on the cusp of becoming reality.

The examples he cited for this that are already at the cusp of becoming reality are Google's self-driving cars that could solve some transportation problems and the bioinformatics revolution that could drive healthcare forward in the coming years.

The fact is, every policy President Obama pursued in 2009 has either been passed by Congress, or is on the cusp of becoming reality.

The medium's unique interactive and immersive potential has scope to sculpt opinion and outlook like no other – even more so as we stand on the cusp of virtual reality.

Driverless technology seems to have been on the cusp of becoming a reality for decades and yet has never quite materialised.

Sound was added during production, but the film's trance-like images could stand on their own as a visual poem in which the action seems to take place on the cusp of dreams and reality.

For instance, our work to establish a stem cell institute between the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and Rutgers University is on the cusp of becoming a reality that will be a source of hope to those who are confronting incurable disease.

We've seen a bunch of these products announced recently, and while I do think we're on the cusp of this being a reality, I'm still skeptical of all of them.

We are at the cusp of a media revolution: New definitions of reality develop every day, and Ready Player One is giving these technologies mass market exposure.