Sentence examples for modes of reality from inspiring English sources

He speaks of two modes of reality: the mode he calls 'being,' enjoyed by 'objects' such as Socrates, you, your future grandchildren's possessions, and some persons who will never exist, and the mode he calls 'existing,' enjoyed only by some beings, such as live creatures and the array of things surrounding them.

The idea of different modes of reality is fascinating, troubling, and incredibly slippery.

A gaudy guilty pleasure that is also a piece of trenchant social criticism, the movie starts out in the mode of reality television, resembling the pilot for a new "Real Housewives" franchise or a reboot of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous".

To this Gelugs replies that "nondeceptive is the mode of reality (bden tshul) of the ultimate.

In fact, the way Dietrich uses the notion of ens conceptionale as a superior mode of reality is exactly the position Eckhart takes.

Instead, we should be asking ourselves whether or not we should try to change someone if we disagree with their mode of reality.

However, in contrast to Luhrmann's emphasis on how practitioners overcame their initial scepticism, Greenwood focuses on how these practitioners learn "the language of another mode of reality" through their experiences.

Augmented Reality (AR), which is a sub-mode of Mixed Reality and sometimes interchangeable with MR in certain cases, can insert digital information into a predominantly real environment (Dunston and Wang, 2005).

Gris brought charm to the new mode of interpreting reality.

Ortega perceived in his perspectivist mode of apprehending reality a philosophical analogue to Einstein's physics and, subsequently, invited a comparison of his philosophy of perspectivism to Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.

With only so many big-time personalities in rehab, facing indictment or — á la Charlie Sheen — in public crack-up mode, a raft of reality stars, former reality stars and would-be reality stars have filled the breach with attention-grabbing antics of their own.