Sentence examples for in a parallel reality from inspiring English sources

In a parallel reality, one where her subject was more decent, she could have returned with a fascinating story, as she always did — offbeat, insightful, entertaining.

The publisher will also start series called "Earth 2″ and "Worlds' Finest," set in a parallel reality; as well as "G.I.

And only the faithful will notice how Abrams pulls off a cheat of his own with this movie: the time-travel plot neatly sidesteps all that hazardous Trek lore - and sets up a fresh, blank future in a parallel reality (if you don't understand how, ask a Trekker).

Perhaps this explains his performance so far: He has been running for the GOP nomination in a parallel reality where there is a "positive, conservative message" just waiting for Walker to leave so that it can rise to the top of the field.

At that point, the story slips into a parallel reality that may or not be the dream life of a woman in a coma.

This explosion seemed to result in yet another complication the creation of a parallel reality in which the original flight landed on schedule, with its passengers' lives radically altered.

This explosion seemed to result in yet another complication — the creation of a parallel reality in which the original flight landed on schedule, with its passengers' lives radically altered.

For most authoritarian states, state news media, especially television, have helped leaders stay in power by creating a parallel reality for their populations and depriving dissenters of a wider audience.

Metahaven says they are attempting to probe the reality distortions provoked by propaganda: "The Sprawl is about ways in which propaganda creates a parallel reality and how interface culture and planetary-scale computation help to further that reality and ultimately really challenge our perception, creating feelings of belonging, affect, for fantasies".

In your essay on this subject you said that 'Détournement explores a parallel reality in which economic value is no longer priority number one'.

These were sold at Harare's traffic lights, alongside pro-government newspapers, which reported from a parallel reality in which Comrade Mugabe was the much beloved leader of all Zimbabweans, the country's election violence had been caused by the M.D.C., and the true reason for Zimbabwe's economic suffering was the "illegal sanctions" imposed by the West.