Sentence examples for direction of reality from inspiring English sources

Williamsburg's exterior has changed, but subtly, in the direction of reality.

A blogger says "let's take a moment to remember that this shift to AA+ from AAA represents a healthy step (however slight) in the direction of reality and away from the fantasy created by the scores of dimwits that have held seat in Washington, D.C., over the past many decades".

Finally, we asked whether the emotional content of imagery would interact with reality monitoring accuracy, although in the light of the mixed evidence described above without making a specific prediction about the direction of reality monitoring differences due to emotion.

The 19-year-old diver has been pictured with boy band One Direction  and stars of reality TV show The Only Way is Essex;  attended celebrity weddings, including that of presenter Dermot O'Leary; and was recently named the "world's sexiest man",  beating the likes of David Beckham and Superman actor Henry Cavill to the title.

He found his way to Hollywood but was just another producer pitching ideas until February 2000, when he was executive producer of the Fox special "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?" The show, in which a bevy of women competed to marry a supposed multi-millionaire named Rick Rockwell, was a major step in the direction of today's reality shows.

Replacing Iribe is Xiaomi's Hugo Barra, acting not as a new CEO but as Facebook's VP of Virtual Reality, working closely with CEO Mark Zuckerberg to define the broader virtual reality direction of the company.

Religious teachings promise us much — eternal life, spiritual salvation, moral direction, and a deeper understanding of reality.

The show has taken an exciting turn in a direction that seems to combine elements of reality television classics like "Big Brother" and "Survivor" into the blend that already borrows from "America's Next Top Model" and "Project Runway".

And determination of the non-representational facts of the world by our theories seems to reverse the "direction of fit" between representation and reality presupposed by our idea of successful epistemic activity.

How can one's understanding of reality twist in so many other directions to their opponent who is also claiming to be right?

Superposition could then be viewed as simultaneous spacetime curvature in opposite directions, a separation, bubble, or blister in the fabric of reality.