Bodies are accorded an enhanced degree of reality (in comparison to merely ideal entities) because they are well founded on the reality of monads.
If Hilton's approach to Baudelaire sometimes feels reductive, it is also true that an empire of 12-step programs has been founded on the reality that addicts behave with a dispiriting uniformity.
I agree, and it's clear that health care founded on that reality makes good sense for the future.
Any appreciation they might express for an area's terroir would essentially be founded on reputation, not reality.
That consensus is founded on two indisputable realities: First, that the Hispanic share of the electorate is increasing as America's Anglo majority diminishes and disappears, and second, that Hispanics as a bloc are more likely to favor liberal immigration policies than other voters.
It is in this context that Franck and Weisband's Foreign Policy by Congress is to be recommended to any serious student of Goldwater v. Carter, for whatever legal principles finally come to govern the power to terminate treaties must, if they are to be viable, be founded on the underlying realities of presidential and congressional power.
The skilled architect is able to build an everyday reality founded on cultural sustainability, safeguarding architecture from becoming a mere solution the métier as the key to the future.
Political action should be based on a 'sense of reality' founded on experience, empathetic understanding of others, sensitivity to the environment, and personal judgement about what is true or untrue, significant or trivial, alterable or unalterable, effective or useless, etc.
Impossibly thin, impossibly young, impossibly tall – the psychological dynamic that keeps us buying the latest clothes and cosmetics is founded on an unbridgeable gap between reality and fantasy.
If all our relationships are founded on imagination as much as reality, circumstances dictated that Olwyn's relationship to Plath be more interior than most.
