Sentence examples for misrepresent reality from inspiring English sources

Further, words cannot adequately express concepts, and they necessarily misrepresent reality.

If the camera can show up attempts to misrepresent reality (such as those of Robinson and Holland Day), it is just as ready to betray the photographer's intention of representing reality honestly.

In particular, they don't appreciate that beliefs can misrepresent reality.

So many different pieces in the bridge are pulled in so many directions at once that it can fail in unpredictable ways, causing models to misrepresent reality.

Although the researchers attempted to monitor adherence during the study by asking women to report usage and to return unused pills or gel applicators each month, that turned out to badly misrepresent reality.

While there are various forms of ignorance to be investigated (Townley 2011), one that has occupied a good deal of feminist attention is "invested ignorance" (Townley 2011) in which the ignorance is "systematically produced and sustained to misrepresent reality in ways that not coincidentally sustain patterns of… privilege" (Townley 2011, x).

Bergson even held that the scientific concept of time as a dimension actually misrepresents reality.

Blair and other leaders misrepresented reality, urging a war over the faulty picture they had created.

The good news is that superstitious thought, or "magical thinking," even as it misrepresents reality, has its advantages.

In his 2008 book, "The Science of Fear," the author Daniel Gardner asserts that Mr. Walsh and others who have come since, like Nancy Grace, a commentator on HLN, have for years misrepresented reality.

Having no data is bad enough, but sub-standard data is arguably more insidious, particularly when the data systematically misrepresents reality to make women appear to be more dependent and less productive than they are.