Sentence examples for indication of reality from inspiring English sources

The derelict structure becomes the only visible indication of reality, representing the world we live and breathe in.

The decision on cannabis will be seen by many scientists as an indication of the reality of this government's commitment to reason and expertise.

As a result the photon's position is "irreducibly random," said Dr. Zeilinger, adding that the this randomness is an indication of a "reality independent of us".

"The wall was a concrete indication of a new reality," said US Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday.

It is generally gratifying to witness the emergence of new treatment principles from theoretical indications to reality – from the realm of basic sciences to successful clinical trials showing efficacy and safety, and subsequently to clinical practice and long-term use.

In the two paintings, the colourful walls of boxes are an indication of how carefully this reality is being hidden from the public, through glossy media campaigns and charismatic speeches among other methods of maneuvering.

What you've so masterfully gathered in your book are multiple indications that the true weave of reality is much more complex, dense, and fascinating.

He may have picked this up from Maimonides who noted in his Guide of the Perplexed (Part I, Ch. 72) that the unity of reality is an important indication for the unity of God.

An evaluation by an expert defense witness found "indications of grandiose delusions, illogical thinking and misperceptions of reality," court documents show.

"And this is another indication of their actually neglecting the realities on the ground".

Still, in an indication of the divide between theory and reality, April admitted that he did not like the change to move the kickoff line.