Sentence examples for degree of reality from inspiring English sources
Television characters change their degree of reality, shifting their proportions of absurdity even within a single episode.
Articles in The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post and elsewhere quoted military veterans who strongly questioned the movie's degree of reality.
Immersion, or the degree of reality a player experiences, is a key sales attribute in the video game market, and vital in a military simulation.
And I try, recognising the vernacular of the films in which I work, to have some degree of reality within the beautifying forces of that machine.
While doing pictorial justice to the spectacular landscape, Mr. Rogozhkin maintains a good sense of blood, dirt and sweat, human elements mingled together to keep the action rooted in some degree of reality.
Having worked with hundreds of Congressional offices, we know that casework is equivalent to the central nervous system's sending pain signals to the brain and demanding attention; it is the primary way that Congress preserves a degree of reality on the body politic it serves.
Several of Steinberg's drawings appear in "Reflections and Shadows," including illustrations of his family, scenes from Milan and more complex work involving reflection and degrees of reality.
But even as many of those visions achieved degrees of reality over the last decade, the online industry is still struggling to turn them into a viable business.
Below these lies the darkness of matter, the final absence of being, the absolute limit at which the expansion of the universe from the One through diminishing degrees of reality and increasing degrees of multiplicity comes to an end.
To adequately grasp Leibniz's view one must understand that his ontology countenances different levels or degrees of reality.
That we can be part way along in this progress toward the ideal moral self, and in our understanding of what the ideal moral self demands, reflects what will later become his theory of degrees of reality.
