Sentence examples for more vivid reality from inspiring English sources

"I think that these international experiences can actually turn that language into a more vivid reality".

Holmes et al. (2011) used a variant of the prospective imagery task in bipolar disorder that utilised a six-point rating scale for the vividness of each image from 1 (no image at all) to 6 (more vivid than reality) (sixth point added based on pilot work specific to this disorder).

Lurid visions, as we know from our nightmares, are often more vivid than reality.

Great fiction uses simple but elaborately crafted words on paper or screen to creates sights, sounds, smells and sensations more vivid than reality.

Participants rated the vividness of each image on a scale from 1 (no image at all) to 6 (more vivid than reality).

There's something about your imagination that's much more vivid and arresting than reality.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

Movies like Richard Linklater's "Waking Life" and Brett Morgen's "Chicago 10" have used animation to make reality seem more vivid and more strange, producing odd and fascinating experiments.

Nevertheless, Barnes's assertion frees him to present his France as a highly literate and literary place peopled not by boorish television-watching beer drinkers (like so much of the rest of the world) but by many great minds and the occasional picturesque peasant -- a vision, like any good piece of fiction, more vivid and pithy than the reality.

Reality is more vivid, and the expression of this higher state of consciousness infuses our daily life with new color, joy and excitement.

People reporting more vivid images tend to make more reality monitoring errors (Dobson & Markham, 1993), presumably because vividness ratings reflect the extent of similarity between activation due to images and perceptual experiences.