Sentence examples for extant reality from inspiring English sources
But it's also an extant reality in the music industry.
The extant reality involves the impasse of endless argument; one very unhappy bovine; and - through the haze of flames he has fanned- the contented grin of a profiteer, aided by accomplices both intentional and otherwise, beaming at us all over the brim of an overflowing bucket.
There may also be different forms of disembodiment (e.g., "there is a split between my mind and my body" or "it feels as if my body does not really fit") and quasi-solipsistic experiences, usually with a fleeting sense of being at the center of the world or that one's experiential field is the only extant reality.
Slavery was legally abolished in Korea in the Gap-o reform of 1894 but remained extant in reality until 1930.
Each section of this report reviews the extant demographic realities within the Bay Area as a region for each racial group, and then within specific counties to illustrate the nature of the recent demographic change.
No matter where he seemed to be looking, Ross's eyes were staring at something far beyond anything extant in our reality.
In the face of the statistical and empirical realities extant in our country today it is the highest form of hypocrisy for prominent leaders of the so-called "Prosperity Gospel," in their "Mega churches" of televangelism, to continue promoting these programs.
But in reality, there are three cultures extant, and I believe they are obvious.
Victory, it stated, would be achieved when Americans, industry and media understood the uncertainties on climate science, and those supporting the Kyoto Protocol "on the basis of extant science appear out of touch with reality".
"Zoo," which premieres June 30, joins a lineup of returning series, including the third season of "Under the Dome," the second season of "Extant" and the latest edition of the reality hit "Big Brother".
And in spite of the many institutions and initiatives started since then, in some areas there's still a major gap between the reality of the tech world and extant policies and goals.
