Sentence examples for invisible reality from inspiring English sources

It was one step in "the quest for invisible reality".

I myself am the ultrasensitive film — capturing invisible reality, capturing heat.

It seems that artists have always resented photography for capturing visible reality and always loved it for capturing invisible reality.

O'Donnell highlights Christians' embrace of third-century Neoplatonist notions of "invisible reality"; their treatment of texts (copying and distributing them, rather than keeping a single copy inside a temple, was a novelty); and Diocletian's consolidation of diffuse Roman territories into a centralized state.

The best outcome would be that wisdom will reemerge as a vital human capacity, for there is no doubt that our spiritual forebears were deeply in touch with the same invisible reality that still surrounds us.

Quite frequently, he uses examples of non-existent entities such as demons (piśāca), atoms (paramāṇu) and god (mahêśvara), taking their fictitious character for granted, which indicates that he apparently rejected invisible reality which is intrinsically beyond our senses.

Swann emerges a changed man, his mind absorbing "one of those invisible realities in which he had ceased to believe," to which "he was conscious once again of the desire and almost the strength to consecrate his life".

The absence of any standardized measurement in early modern medicine and the fact that invisible realities had to be included in the interpretation of sensible signs, which held no definite meaning in their relation to disease, help to explain the diagnosis of Philip Ess.

Bold lines on maps, but invisible in reality.

Projecting West also pursues, through its animation and augmented reality techniques, the strange power of the psychedelic experience, which throws off the barriers that hide our invisible world.  .

On the other hand, we might also suspect that high-throughput experiments discover a reality invisible to traditional experimental methods and some of those invisible facts might reveal new sorting mechanisms.