Sentence examples for mirrored reality from inspiring English sources
But beyond the question of how closely the story mirrored reality or not, it made me wonder why companies like Amazon, as far as I know, appear to choose work and management practices intuitively and stick with them without proper testing.
Very soon Cubism came to be spelled in the popular press with a Germanic K, because so many dealers in avant-garde art and their collectors had German names -- Kahnweiler, Wildenstein, Bernheim, Weill, Basler, Uhde -- and perhaps also because Cubism's fragmentation so uncannily mirrored reality.
Because it's a campaign and whatever happens to Malcolm Turnbull also applies to Bill Shorten, like it's some kind of nightmare mirrored reality, Shorten also had to answer questions about the Sheik's views, when all he wanted to talk about was his jobs package.
During her coma, she says she experienced a series of dreams that partly mirrored reality, partly involved made-up scenarios, and were partly controlled by her own mind.
The fiction of the play mirrors reality.
Nietzsche rejected the naive faith that human beliefs simply mirror reality.
A manager's inner model never mirrors reality; it is always a construct.
Part of his mission, he says, is to keep the music, which mirrors reality, out there.
Photographs had both the cachet of a novelty item and the unprecedented, seemingly impossible ability to mirror reality.
Postmodernism's contribution to archeology was really the realization that no historical account can entirely mirror reality because history is narrative and an event is not.
