Sentence examples for ideas of reality from inspiring English sources

A metaphysical voluntarism was propounded in the 19th century by the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, who took will to be the single, irrational, unconscious force behind all of reality and all ideas of reality.

His aim in writing the fake biography, and in painting the pieces attributed to Tate, he told interviewers at the time, was to "play quite consciously with the ideas of reality and fiction.

It shows appearances that resemble an idea of reality.

Its rounded characters were an expression of triumphant bourgeois individualism; its lifelike plots mirrored readers' "ready-made idea of reality".

Did it daunt those early cartographers to know that they were shaping everybody's idea of reality?

However convoluted and impenetrable, this cinematic labyrinth sabotages the very idea of reality with its notion of dream invasion, theft and implantation.

Schnabel talked to the students about Walt Whitman and the idea of reality as a horizontal plane in which all things — trees, buildings, people — are equal.

But the most pressing concern of the play announces itself on the first page – the idea of reality, that reality that Mrs S so busily polishes.

We need both genres, sometimes at the same time, because the moment we trust too much in one fixed idea of reality is the moment we lose it.

With a haphazard approach to its songs - which stop and start with casual disregard for melodic momentum - the film tips its hat at a messier idea of reality.

"The commissioner would like to say, 'like making you gain up to 15 pounds a year,' but that's such a stretch and brings some idea of reality (but not pure science) into something that's so exaggerated," she wrote.