Sentence examples for expanses of reality from inspiring English sources

Farr saw the 1946 colour version as poorer than the black and white original; he said it had lost its "vibrancy" and "atmosphere", and that the new depiction of the Congolese landscape was unconvincing and more like a European zoo than the "parched, dusty expanses of reality".

Thus, in this view, Resurrection (as with all true miracles) is not contrary to science, but an indicator that science does not (yet?) describe the full expanse of reality.

In reality, vast expanses of lawns are monocultures of grass; just like the corn fields, albeit on a smaller scale.

For his third solo show in New York, Olafur Eliasson has devised two brilliant site-specific installation pieces that bring the outside inside, set simple reality against kaleidoscopic expanses of illusion and isolate patches of sky for your viewing pleasure.

But for all their supernatural and surrealist flights, their frequent lapses into trance states, the films remain concretely rooted in their physical realities: the ominous expanses of American exurbia, the eerily desolate Lower Manhattan of the mid-1980s.

There's an additional tweak of reality: Sheil, a marvellous actress with a CV of terrific microbudget productions, is presented, in Greene's scenario, as having a wide expanse of time to visit libraries, shops and relevant locations in Sarasota.

Of reality television shows.

An explosion of reality".

The Politics of Reality.

Be aware of reality.

In reality, it set the mould for the dreary expanses of carpet tiles and suspended ceilings that have proliferated ever since; research has also suggested that open offices "make people less productive and more hostile and anxious".