Sentence examples for imitation of reality from inspiring English sources

I do think it states the problem of any imitation of reality and especially the verbal imitation of reality.

I'm not interested in an imitation of reality, only an interpretation of it.

Sex surveys give "a hardened imitation of reality," says John H. Gagnon, an emeritus professor of sociology at the State University at Stony Brook who studies sex.

The Renaissance imitation of reality holds up at any viewing distance; it is still essentially integral when seen from an inch away, sealing us off from what we are given to behold.

— December 30 , 1985From a critical essay on William Dean Howells What if you think that the narrative art derives its value and importance — its ethical status — from its imitation of reality, from its truthfulness to our mundane human condition?

— December 30 , 1985________ From a critical essay on William Dean Howells What if you think that the narrative art derives its value and importance — its ethical status — from its imitation of reality, from its truthfulness to our mundane human condition?

These activities aren't imitations of reality.

Effortlessly alternating between imitations of reality and freeze-frames of impossible moments, his newest image series imagines a physics-defying realm of light and color.

If anything, Trump's rivals have struggled because they're just a pale imitation of the reality-television star's extremism.

Darling Magazine and Verily Magazine are just two of the handful of magazines currently working to promote a different, better, more holistic message, one that encourages a woman to be the best version of herself rather than a cheap one-dimensional imitation of a false reality.

Schlegel clearly positions himself against modern critics, who consider the mixture of reality and imitation "destructive of theatrical illusion" (LDA, 34).