Sentence examples for elevated reality from inspiring English sources

It's sort of elevated reality, where you get to tell really beautiful stories, but everything is slightly surreal, and I really love what unlocks emotionally for people.

"A church [is] the only thing worthy of representing the soul of a people, for religion is the most elevated reality in man," said Gaudí – words repeated by Pope Benedict XVI when he said the first Mass in the Sagrada Família at its dedication on 7 November, 2010.

Unlike the Bond films, the Bourne movies are grounded in an elevated reality and don't wink their cleverness at the audience, making recasting feel unnatural.

"I wanted the story to have a slightly elevated sense of reality, as if it were all being seen through the eyes of a child," he said.

And if the auctions are genuine, even this year's price is a dramatically elevated version of economic reality.

"This unfortunate new reality of elevated oil and gas prices is going to be with us for at least the next 12 to 18 months," Ms. Gulyas predicted.

Put this elevated, high speed super-reality together with the controlled, manic animation of a cartoon character, then step forth into life's ordinary hustle and bustle.

In the end, an error was found in the Marcellus tests - in reality only one well showed elevated bromide levels, not seven as originally reported.

The grim reality facing this season's elevated trio is that in 20 years of the Premier League, only twice have the three promoted teams all survived relegation.

The list of American politicians whose elevated moral stature doesn't quite jibe with the realities of their marriages is illustrious and long.

The theory makes sense if commodity prices remain elevated during a U.S. slowdown, but recoupling may become a reality if commodity prices collapse.