Sentence examples for outward reality from inspiring English sources

Is what we think of as outward reality nothing more than the physical manifestation of information?

García Márquez discovered that a child's memories of such a place could seem more convincingly real than its outward reality.

He uses light to tell the audience that there are no walls between the outward reality of events and the inward emotions of the lovers.

In Ms. Das's quiet, measured telling, many passages about her romantic encounters could reflect inward, unrequited longing as easily as they could outward reality.

The question is: are selfies a pointer to our need to verify ourselves among the sea of incoming media showing the faces of others which threatens to inundate our own identity, or an indication of a growing narcissism and self-absorption to the exclusion of outward reality?

Such naive assurance of the outward reality of all mental distinctions, such touching confidence in the crudest identity of thought and existence, is worthy of the school which so loudly appeals to the name of Experience..

He stuck to nature, but the challenge of an art that looked more to inner emotions than outward realities deeply affected his work.

As a monk, of course, the Dalai Lama spends much of his life steeped in the central Buddhist tenet of interconnectedness, engaged in inner work that supports, and even creates, new outward realities.

Another movement was the Teatro Grottesco, which explored the contradictions between outward appearance and inner reality.

There were never enough Arabic-speaking priests or money for education to make outward conversion a religious reality.

Earlier, the narrator praised Wagner's ability to generate an "outward and absolutely precise reality" — a terrain over which listeners are borne aloft, as in an airplane.