Sentence examples for override reality from inspiring English sources

In 2004, the UK's Financial Services Authority spoke out about the "threat" of a ban, warning it would "override reality".

Workplace transferences occasionally "override reality," said Michael Shulman, a psychoanalyst and psychologist in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

However, the way the parent perceived the baby was not to do with what the baby was like: extent of perceived control was measured before the birth and did not change after it – a fixed preconception overrode reality.

But the narrative of revolution has overridden any reality.

"I guess that feeling somehow translates as how it would feel to die, and it's actually quite a relieving and comforting feeling that somehow overrides the reality and fear of death".

But those who look to the Bible for instruction in a way that overrides the reality they actually experience are like people trying to find out what is happening with the weather who watch a cooking show to get a weather report!

In a crisis, it is the task of politicians to recognize reality, override the bankers, and impose a new orthodoxy.

Mann builds his films upon myths that he doesn't dare to reveal as such; his sense of reality overrides his films' unconsidered dependence upon long-familiar and long-revised cinematic codes and tropes.

Fear, a powerful emotional reality, overrides their natural instinct to check facts or to consider the impact of their actions on others.

But this negativity bias can override our perception of reality to the point that we see the world as much worse than it really is.

I was grateful for the free L.A. Fly Girl cocktail (made with Sprite and VeeV vodka) just in case my love of flying couldn't override my aversion to reality T.V.