Sentence examples for distinguishable reality from inspiring English sources

So start tuning your aural expectations for the end of (technically) distinguishable reality.

This separation demonstrates that dark matter is a physical reality and is distinguishable from ordinary matter.

Nor are today's debates all that distinguishable from other kinds of "reality" television — the elaborate red-white-and-blue sets, the swooping cameras, the "new media" flourishes (questions from Twitter and YouTube), the howling studio audiences.

The question is: how will this relationship evolve as wearable tech becomes ubiquitous, and technology and our physical selves (and physical reality) become less distinguishable?

The truth of a statement is the upshot of two distinguishable factors, what the statement says about reality on the one hand, whether reality accords with what the statement says on the other.

Each social science tended to follow the course that emerged in the 19th century: to be confined to a single, distinguishable, if artificial, area of social reality.

The dolls in Elisabeth Condon's deceptively decorative paintings are hardly distinguishable from the children she depicts, blurring the distinction between reality and fantasy.

While the differences between the grades so formulated were distinguishable by the highly trained special buyers, they were in reality so minute as to be inconsequential.

Religion and morality are, however, usually taken to be distinguishable; religion concerns the being of a person, what he is and what he acknowledges as the worshipful reality, while morality concerns what the person does and the principles governing his relation to others.

The colors now distinguishable.

All were distinguishable.