Sentence examples for feel reality from inspiring English sources
"American movie audiences are growing up and getting real, because they feel reality is where they can move forward in their lives," says author Maria Grace, who writes about the social implications of American cinema.
In a lecture at Leeds Metropolitan University in 2011, Cortez stated her guiding belief: The arts are just a part of the weapons of life Art can make us see and feel reality and help change that reality Art is revelation.
While the major headsets out right now from Oculus, HTC and Samsung/Oculus rely only on motion tracking, sight and hearing, companies are already working on full body suits that let you "feel" reality and smell sensors that let you sniff your surroundings.
Many French people feel reality doesn't reflect what they are entitled to have.
Now, as he swam against the current, he felt reality receding.
He saw a photo in the paper of a bare-chested jogger on the beach in Key Biscayne and felt reality slipping away from him.
One might view her work as surreal, if that didn't imply a divorce from our own felt reality; one might call her sensibility ironic, except she's profoundly attached to what she describes.
Between us and the felt reality of the time there now lies a barrier, which is a kind of photographic negative of the problem Grossman faced in trying to introduce any tragedy into a compulsorily optimistic picture.
Bob? BURKHARD BILGER: In the meantime, here's another good quote from Foster Wallace: The truth is that TV tennis is to live tennis pretty much as video porn is to the felt reality of human love.
NICK PAUMGARTEN: Well, I would imagine that "the felt reality of human love" would be more akin to playing against one of the guys, and getting beaten to a pulp.
Rich fires the opening shot, writing that Sontag's piece, though brilliant, is laced with a fatal flaw: the author's denial of her own feminist convictions, her "felt reality," which has led her to miss the connection between "the phenomenon called fascism" and the whole of "patriarchal history, sexuality, pornography, and power".
