Sentence examples for inversion of reality from inspiring English sources

It was a perfect inversion of reality.

It wasn't really fear, more an inversion of reality of what an airport should be like.

In fact, the president's description is an Orwellian inversion of reality.

In an unblinking inversion of reality, US vice-president Dick Cheney denounced Russia's response as an act of "aggression" that "must not go unanswered".

It's that to portray Israel as some kind of victim with every right to "defend itself" from attack from "outside its borders" is a grotesque inversion of reality.

Whatever the truth of that, High-Rise still retains enough of the tone of a report to make this inversion of reality and all human values seem like something we have to face up to.

These raids and the alleged Christian character of the militia, as well as its targeting Muslims, is a mainstream media dream come true -- a few years back the BBC featured an inversion-of-reality drama about Christians beheading Muslims, and now, lo and behold, it seems to have come to life. 1.

In the gap between Reality A and Reality B, in the inversion of realities, how far could we preserve our given values, and, at the same time, to what kind of new morals could we go on to give birth?

Mr. Kestenbaum said this apparent inversion of economic reality is because bankruptcies, mergers, downsizing and layoffs sour people on the corporate world.

"The Office" on NBC and its many mockumentary successors are a comic inversion of the reality show stream-of-consciousness conceit.

Klay writes with a powerful restraint about the inversion of normal reality called combat, its permanent effects on bodies and souls, but the best stories in "Redeployment" look at war from a slight distance.