Sentence examples for diverged from reality from inspiring English sources

The plot diverged from reality in characterising the male lead as cynical, something Jim never was.

When the Allies perceived just how far Fascist fantasy diverged from reality, they concluded that Axis leaders had brainwashed their citizens and themselves.

In fact, Singer said that one of the things he tried to do in the annotated screenplay was to highlight the areas where the movie diverged from reality.

Even if the work, or this collection, is not presented as documentary in nature, simply stating that a lot of the images diverged from reality to fit a romantic ideal raises the question of what exactly that reality was.

That stretch was rife with changes that fostered fantastical reaches, inflated sentiments that diverged from reality nearly as much as the interest rates, and a super-optimism of the greedy self that made markets larger than life.

Or were the images more symbolic, diverging from reality or representing rare or even mystical creatures?

However, Sully is mostly concerned with the subsequent investigation, and it's here where it diverges from reality.

Mr. Douthat's assertion that admission offices prefer "résumé-padding and extracurriculars over raw test scores or G.P.A.'s" also diverges from reality.

Because only the non-arbitrary elements are likely to correspond to reality, so in choosing the simpler theory "we are then sure of diverging from reality at least no further than is necessitated by the bounds of our knowledge as such" (Schlick 1915, 154 155).

When listening to the many ways that economic dogma has diverged from economic reality, it began to seem as if capitalism, like communism, was a system that had rotted from within.

By contrast he cites the new world order postulated by American neoconservatives, and the ways reality has diverged from such a model.