Sentence examples for observing reality from inspiring English sources

"Ardnamurchan is a magnifying glass, a device for observing reality a little more closely".

Of course, voters have lost faith in the ability of governments to stand up to vested interests (which 84% of people polled in the UK thought too powerful); voters are simply observing reality.

Let's see if Republicans are willing or even capable of observing reality and adjusting their approach accordingly.

Like in Cheers, the awkward theatricality that multi-camera sets usually create would be minimized by the feeling that as an audience member, you're just a patron sitting in an off-camera part of the set observing "reality" unfold.

Perhaps film could yield potential images that ordinarily observed reality did not?

But some include "asides" to observe reality, such as stretches of sky and bits of figures.

That doesn't mean that reality doesn't exist; it means we use social processes to observe reality and create facts to describe it.

But Bijan Sheibani repairs the gap with a revival that exactly catches Delaney's mix of sharply observed reality and self-conscious theatricality.

One sees closely observed reality gain ground over religious and classical subject matter in a series of outstanding portraits and landscapes -- the latter formidably represented by Bruegel, Cornelius Cort, Jacques de Gheyn II and Roelandt Savery.

One sees closely observed reality gain ground over religious and classical subject matter in a series of outstanding portraits and landscapes.

The French call this déformation professionnelle: the tendency to observe reality through the distorting lens of one's job or training.