Sentence examples for degree of artificiality from inspiring English sources

Virtually all efforts to classify social groups result in a certain degree of artificiality.

To do the same in psychology requires some degree of artificiality, and even trickery, in the experimental set-up.

There is a high degree of artificiality to them, much more so than what Ed Miliband was accused of in relation to a deed of variation.

That other powerful portraitist, Richard Avedon, used to say that taking someone's portrait is a work of fiction — the camera creates a degree of artificiality that undermines being one's self.

"His connection with this country is exiguous and therefore there is a degree of artificiality about his seeking to protect his reputation in this country," Mr Justice Simon ruled.

Accordingly, the deviations of a river's morphology from a natural reference condition have been attributed to the degree of artificiality in the observed river section and river restoration works mainly aimed at reducing artificial constraints within the river reach.

(Their American accents only enhance the sense of artificiality).

Mr. Hebert's paintings have an undeniable air of artificiality.

Somehow Miller entirely avoids any such sense of artificiality.

That form of writing, however, suffered from an air of artificiality and of virtuosity.

Through their display of virtuosity for virtuosity's sake, his qaṣīdahs reached the limits of artificiality.