Sentence examples for inaccurate reality from inspiring English sources

I warn, however, that the same impulse gene that makes spontaneity work, is also responsible for inaccurate reality testing.

When many issues are political and hard to find non-biased advice or information, many people are forced to accept an inaccurate reality so as not to become separated from others.

And above all it matters because it paints a skewed and inaccurate picture of reality: in which women want nothing more than a free lunch and an open door, and men must jump through hoops and clap their flippers like performing seals in order to secure a gesture of love.

We argue that this conceptualisation is overly simplistic and largely inaccurate, neglecting the reality that humans often contribute to the maintenance and enhancement of ecosystems, as often evidenced (but not exclusively) in many traditional and Indigenous societies.

Scientists have now shown that when this happens, your brain is more likely to forget the inaccurate version of reality compared with other (up-to-date) information, meaning you're more likely to forget that Steve ever had a red car, Medical Xpress reports.

It seems, then, that neurotic people and those with low self-esteem have inaccurate perceptions of reality.

Therefore, we accept that our growth rate predictions may be an inaccurate reflection of reality.

Sadly, the climate contrarian media echo chamber (which has been working overtime in advance of the publication of the next IPCC report) has taken factually inaccurate reporting and twisted reality even further, asserting that the 6th-lowest Arctic sea ice extent in millennia is "a record amount".

"He was saying one thing and doing another behind the backs of the voters, wasn't he? Politicians did not used to be this bad... How can you trust him after that?" In a statement on his website, Amin said the footage had been "grossly misrepresented and present an inaccurate picture of the reality of what was happening".

Mr Amin said the allegations were an "inaccurate picture of the reality".

This strategy attempts to discredit mainstream science, alleging that evolutionary scenarios are distorted or inaccurate pictures of physical reality.