Sentence examples for faulty reality from inspiring English sources

Gerrans (2012, 2013, 2014) uses a detailed comparison between instances of character misidentification in dreams and delusions of hyperfamiliarity (such as the Frégoli delusion, in which strangers are mistakenly identified as family members, but also déjà vu) to support the claim that anomalous experience, and not just faulty reality testing, plays a role in delusion formation.

The series consists of: (1) ignorance (avijja; avidya), specifically ignorance of the Four Noble Truths, of the nature of humanity, of transmigration, and of nirvana; which leads to (2) faulty thought-constructions about reality (sankhara; samskara).

Rabbi Michael Davis is a member of Jewish Voice for Peace's Rabbinical Council.

The reality is that, faulty as many of his ideas are today, his ideas then were often quite brilliant -- though his deep dislike of frontrunner Walter Mondale had unhealthy overtones -- and we hatched ideas to demonstrate to Iowans how Hart represented a new and better version of a party whose tired out establishment was all too accurately epitomized by the former vice president.

A mindset that tells you otherwise is faulty and based on a small reality.

"Fears of image-making and jeremiads against inauthenticity rest on the faulty assumption that images are distinct from reality," Greenberg says.

In reality, these remembrances are pretty faulty.

In reality, each peer might be faulty.

They may have to ask themselves whether their advice relies on reality or on the often-faulty assumptions we make about reality.

Blair and other leaders misrepresented reality, urging a war over the faulty picture they had created.

In reality, the polling there was very faulty.